| This, to a golden Spring afternoon When the sun drifts low in the sky, And a remnant of light Dapples over the trees That sway with a rustling sigh. And this, to a silvery night in Spring When the moon bathes the world in its balm, As the stillness of peace And a juniper breeze Weave a spell that is drowsy and calm. This, to the glory of night and of day In springtime’s most delicate mold, For a night born in spring Is like silver’s soft gleam And a day like the pureness of gold. |