Chinoiseries - Hoar-frost

by Amy Lowell

In the cloud-gray mornings I head the herons flying; And when I came into my garden, My silken outer-garment Trailed over withered leaves. A dried leaf crumbles at a touch, But I have seen many Autumns With herons blowing like smoke Across the sky.

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