Forthfaring

by Winifred Howells

I tripped along a narrow way, Plucking the same flowers, day by day; The sun which round about me lay   Had never seemed to sink. But now at once the path divides; I see new flowers bloom on all sides; I stop, while doubt the sun half hides:   I have begun to think.

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