Sir Henry Newbolt (1862 - 1938 / Bilston / England)
Poems by Sir Henry Newbolt : 4 / 81
A Sower
With sanguine looks
And rolling walk
Among the rooks
He loved to stalk,
While on the land
With gusty laugh
From a full hand
He scattered chaff.
Now that within
His spirit sleeps
A harvest thin
The sickle reaps;
But the dumb fields
Desire his tread,
And no earth yields
A wheat more red.
Sir Henry Newbolt
Submitted: Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Poems by Sir Henry Newbolt : 4 / 81
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