I sit beside the fire and think

                                       


I sit beside the fire and think 

of all that I have seen,

of meadow-flowers and butterflies

in summers that have been;


of yellow leaves and gossamer

in autumns that there were,

with morning mist and silver sun

and wind upon my hair.


I sit beside the fire and think 

of how the world will be

when winter comes without a spring

that I shall ever see.


For still there are so many things

that I have never seen:

in every wood in every spring 

there is a different green.


I sit beside the fire and think 

of people long ago,

and people who will see a world

that I shall never know.

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