William Henry Davies
The Collected Poems of William H. Davies
I sit between two fair Rose trees;
Red roses on my right,
And on my left side roses are
A lovely white.
The little birds are full of joy,
Lambs bleating all the day;
The colt runs after the old mare,
And children play.
And still there comes this dark, dark hour—
Which is not born of Care;
Into my heart it creeps before
I am aware.