Mathilde Blind Home Poems Poets Mathilde Blind Poems A Highland Village by Mathilde Blind Clear shining after the rain, The sun bursts the clouds asunder, A Spring Song by Mathilde Blind Dark sod pierced by flames of flowers, Dead wood freshly quickening, Apple-Gathering by Mathilde Blind Essex flats are pink with clover, Kent is crowned with flaunting hops, April Rain by Mathilde Blind The April rain, the April rain, Comes slanting down in fitful showers, Autumn Tints by Mathilde Blind Coral-coloured yew-berries Strew the garden ways, Reapers by Mathilde Blind Sun-tanned men and women, toiling there together; Seven I count in all, in yon field of wheat, The Robin Redbreast by Mathilde Blind The year's grown songless! No glad pipings thrill The hedge-row elms, whose wind-worn branches shower The Sower by Mathilde Blind The winds had hushed at last as by command; The quiet sky above, Time's Shadow by Mathilde Blind Thy life, O Man, in this brief moment lies: Time's narrow bridge whereon we darkling stand, The Sleeping Beauty by Mathilde Blind There was intoxication in the air; The wind, keen blowing from across the seas,