A May Breeze, by Eliza Allen Starr

A May Breeze

As fragrant blooms by blushing orchard shed,
When spring's advancing season ripens fast
Such the blossoms which the heart has fed
With all the dewy sweetness of the past.   But like those winds whose stormy passage sweeps
The wailing trees, but leaves fair fruit behind,
Life's changing scenes, which man still hourly weeps,
Pledge fruit than blooms, more constant and more kind.

poems.one - Eliza Allen Starr

Eliza Allen Starr