| William Stanley Braithwaite, ed. (1878–1962). Anthology of Magazine Verse for 1920. 1920. |
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| A Forest Rendezvous |
| | | William Griffith |
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| THEY said someone was waiting; | |
| And at the trysting oak | |
| Sudden enchanting voices | |
| Leaf-lightly spoke. | |
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| Daylong she had been coming, | 5 |
| And all the forest sang | |
| Of beauty: elfin-softly | |
| The bluebells rang. | |
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| Nightlong she was in shadow, | |
| She who went away | 10 |
| As the moon does in the silver | |
| Veils of day. | |
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| I see no course to follow, | |
| Alas, nor where to find | |
| The silver way she vanished, | 15 |
Being blind.
The Smart Set | |
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