Versos English John Reade October’s woods are bright and gay, a thousand colours vie

English poem

October’s woods are bright and gay, a thousand colours vie

by (1826–)

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October’s woods are bright and gay, a thousand colours vie To win the golden smiles the Sun sends gleaming thro’ the sky; And tho’ the flowers are dead and gone, one garden seems the earth, For, in God’s world, as one charm dies, another starts to birth.