Bliss Carman Home Poems Poets Bliss Carman Poems A Vagabond Song by Bliss Carman There is something in the autumn that is native to my blood― Touch of manner, hint of mood; At Sunrise by Bliss Carman Now the stars have faded In the purple chill, Autumn by Bliss Carman Now when the time of fruit and grain is come When apples hang above the orchard wall, Garden Shadows by Bliss Carman When the dawn winds whisper To the standing corn, In Early May by Bliss Carman O my dear, the world to-day Is more lovely than a dream! The Old Gray Wall by Bliss Carman Time out of mind I have stood Fronting the frost and the sun, On the Dunes by Bliss Carman Here all night on the dunes In the rocking wind we sleep, In St. Germain Street by Bliss Carman Through the street of St. Germain March the tattered hosts of rain, 'Tis May Now in New England by Bliss Carman 'Tis May now in New England And through the open door Winter Twilight by Bliss Carman Along the wintry skyline, Crowning the rocky crest,