Versos English Thomas Hardy Iii

English poem

Iii

by

Listen in the reader

And now he’s gone; and now he’s gone; . . . And now he’s gone! The flowers we potted p’rhaps are thrown To rot upon the farm. And where we had our supper-fire May now grow nettle, dock, and briar, And all the place be mould and mire So cozy once and warm.