Awakening

by Margaret Elizabeth Sangster

Never yet was a springtime,   Late though lingered the snow, That the sap stirred not at the whisper   Of the south wind, sweet and low; Never yet was a springtime   When the buds forgot to blow. Ever the wings of the summer   Are folded under the mould; Life, that has known no dying,   Is Love’s, to have and to hold, Till, sudden, the burgeoning Easter!   The song! the green and the gold!

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