'Four seasons fill the measure of the year
There are four seasons in the mind of man'
John Keats - The Human Seasons,1818
For two hundred years you have lain here
Under the ground, dead
While we still into your mind peer
To find out your fear and dread;
The seasons pass over and over again
The trees shed their leaves, the ices melt
Breezes blow, unseen the rain
The sun scorches on earth unfelt;
And still we agonise, still we bleed
Still the years drift into the past
Still every spring we cast the seed
Like hopes over your grave broadcast.
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