Ralph Hodgson (9 September 1871 – 3 November 1962)
Poems by Ralph Hodgson : 7 / 27
February
A few tossed thrushes save
That carolled less than cried
Against the dying rave
And moan that never died,
No bird sang then; no thorn,
No tree was green beside
Them only never shorn -
The few by all the winds
And chill mutations born
Of Winter's many minds
Abused and whipt in vain -
Swarth yew and ivy kinds
And iron breeds germane.
Ralph Hodgson
Submitted: Monday, April 19, 2010
Poems by Ralph Hodgson : 7 / 27
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