Poems on the topic: robin

Poems on the topic “robin” on Poets.by.

DreamyElizabeth Madox Roberts

Babes in the Woods

The two little children that died long ago Away in the woods on the top of a hill-- And a good little robin that knew all about it Came with strawberry leaves in her bill, To cover them up, and she kept very quiet And brought the leaves one at a time, I think. And some of the leaves would have little holes in them, And some would be red and pink. And these little Babes-in-the-Woods that were dead Must have lain very still, and they heard all the talk That the bees would be saying to more little bees, And maybe they even could hear the ants walk. And they could look out through a crack in the leaves And see little bushes and some of the sky. They could see robin coming with leaves in her mouth,
DreamyArthur Stringer

Spring Floods

You stood alone In the dusky window, Watching the racing river. Touched with a vague unrest, And if tired of loving too much More troubled at heart to find That the flame of love could wither And the wonder of love could pass, You kneeled at the window-ledge And stared through the black-topped maples Where an April robin fluted,-- Stared idly out At the flood-time sweep of the river, Silver and paling gold In the ghostly April twilight. Shadowy there in the dusk

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