Silence
In the wood, in the wood,
Ye may hear a voice subdued;
Is it of a singing bird,
Or a winding runnel heard
In the wood?
In the wood, in the wood,
Ye may hear a voice subdued;
Is it a young girl who trips,
Or a little fawn that skips
In the wood?
In the wood, in the wood,
Ye may hear a voice subdued;
Is it the murmur of a dove,
Or a leaf dropped from above,
In the wood?
In the wood, in the wood,
Heard no more a voice subdued;
Creeps from tree to tree, alone,
All alone, the Silence, on
In the Wood!
- Title
- Silence
- Alternative Title
- In the wood, in the wood
- Bibliographic Citation
- "Unpublished Poems from the Manuscript Collection of Miss Bessy Grey of Little Compton," in Spies, Minnie Lee, George Shepard Burleigh. Masters’ Thesis, Department of English, Brown University, 1934, p. 70.
- Date
- The "Unpublished Poems from the Manuscript Collection of Miss Bessy Grey of Little Compton" date from October 19, 1868 through March 29, 1899; Spies, Minnie Lee, George Shepard Burleigh. Masters’ Thesis, Department of English, Brown University, 1934, p. 32.
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Silence
Part of Silence