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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SPRING WINDS, by ALICE FERRIN HENSEY
First Line: The young wind comes riding down the rosy slopes of dawn
Last Line: Of spring winds at dawn.
Subject(s): Kisses; Love; Spring
First Line: The young wind comes riding down the rosy slopes of dawn
Last Line: Of spring winds at dawn.
Subject(s): Kisses; Love; Spring
The young wind comes riding down the rosy slopes of dawn
With drifts of peach blossoms in his glinting hair
And sheaves of pale anemones in his fragile hands.
From the phantom mists that float about his flexile form
Comes perfume of hyacinths and of tender young dreams
To kiss our tear-drenched eyes to smiles again ...
There is no loveliness like the loveliness
Of spring winds at dawn.
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