Down a Woodland Way

by Mildred Howells

As I was strolling down a woodland way,   I met fair Spring, a garland on her arm; She stood a moment gazing in dismay,   Then turned and fled away in swift alarm. And as I strove to follow her swift flight   Along the way that I had seen her pass, No trace of her remained to meet my sight   Save three wild violets among the grass.

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