Versos English John Drinkwater III

English poem

III

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The loaded sheaves are harvested, The sheep are in the stubbled fold, The tale of labour crowned is told.

The wizard of the year has spread A glory over wood and wold, The loaded sheaves are harvested, The sheep are in the stubbled fold.

The yellow apples and the red Bear down the boughs, the hazels hold No more their fruit in cups of gold. The loaded sheaves are harvested, The sheep are in the stubbled fold, The tale of labour crowned is told.