They tell us that beauty
Blooms only to die.
Yet sad as the whispers
Of sorrow its breath,
And touching its hues
As the garment of death,—
Still autumn, though sad
And mournful it be,
Is sweetest and dearest
Of seasons to me.
They tell us that beauty
Blooms only to die.
Yet sad as the whispers
Of sorrow its breath,
And touching its hues
As the garment of death,—
Still autumn, though sad
And mournful it be,
Is sweetest and dearest
Of seasons to me.