The chimney tilts, the gable sags,
And where I pass
Are weedy flags
That my feet guess.
A horse-shoe rusts above the door,
Young roses prowl the porch’s floor,
Up in the dark
Wide sycamore
Is thrushes’ talk.
And here, a well not yet gone dry!
The chimney tilts, the gable sags,
And where I pass
Are weedy flags
That my feet guess.
A horse-shoe rusts above the door,
Young roses prowl the porch’s floor,
Up in the dark
Wide sycamore
Is thrushes’ talk.
And here, a well not yet gone dry!