My Study
By Alfred Hayes
et others strive for wealth or praise
I count myself füll blest, if He,
Who made my study fair to see,
Grant me but length of quiet days
Its walls, with peach and cherry clad,
Unbosomed, seem as if thereon
September sunbeams ever shone ;
They make the air look warm and glad
Around its door a clematis
Her arms doth tie ;
Through leafy lattices I view
Its endless corridors of blue
Curtained with clouds ; its ceiling is
Who care to win ;
To muse therein.
From yonder wold
When winds are cold.
The marbled sky.
A verdant
By Alfred Hayes
et others strive for wealth or praise
I count myself füll blest, if He,
Who made my study fair to see,
Grant me but length of quiet days
Its walls, with peach and cherry clad,
Unbosomed, seem as if thereon
September sunbeams ever shone ;
They make the air look warm and glad
Around its door a clematis
Her arms doth tie ;
Through leafy lattices I view
Its endless corridors of blue
Curtained with clouds ; its ceiling is
Who care to win ;
To muse therein.
From yonder wold
When winds are cold.
The marbled sky.
A verdant