In the misty, moisty Autumn air,
Summer lingers still through mellow days,
And light which glimmers gold and fair,
Is dimmed and dulled by gentle veils of haze.
I myself can clearly see
How Autumn, soft and slow, is creeping.
Summer gave herself to me
And now departs for winter-sleeping.
~In the Light of a Child :: Michael Hedley Burton
Beautiful poem, and a lovely photo.
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DeleteWe read a poem from there every Sunday at dinnertime - lovely!
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