English poem
GOOD-BYE
by Robert Winkworth Norwood (1874–1932)
Dear, and dark, and tall Lady of my heart, Summer roses fall Now that we must part!
What has happened, dear? All the flowers are dead! Since you are not near, Laughter, too, is fled.
All the tender blue Turned to tearful gray, When I said to you, "Good-bye," and went away!