Versos English Madison Julius Cawein Iii

English poem

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It’s ay, it’s ay! when red leaves fly, And strew the ways where Autumn strays; When round the beech and chestnut lie The sturdy burrs where creeks run dry, And frosts and haze turn golds to grays: When red leaves fly and strew the ways, It’s ay, it’s ay! oh, let us hie, My love and I, where dreaming says.