Weeps all her garnered fields and empty folds

And dripping orchards, plundered and forlorn.

The season is a dead one, and I die!

No more, no more for me the spring shall make 10

A resurrection in the earth, and take

The death from out her heart—O God, I die!

The cold throat-mist creeps nearer, till I breathe

Corruption. Drop, stark night, upon my death!

David Gray.

CCXXXIV
SONNET.