| Harriet Monroe, ed. (18601936). Poetry: A Magazine of Verse. 191222. | | | | On the Wing | | By Dorothy Keeley |
| | | A WIND that blows from the sea, and smells | |
| Of spring and fall together, | |
| Runs racing up the yellow fields | |
| Into the autumn weather. | |
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| And I run too, for I am young | 5 |
| And breathless with all living | |
| The trees are shouting as we pass, | |
| The asters singing in the grass. | |
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| In half an hundred years from now, | |
| When all my songs are sung, | 10 |
| Ill not be old and crossly sage, | |
| Ill love the bright hill of my age | |
| Under its winter sun, | |
| And wave the gayest hand I know | |
| To everything thats young. | 15 | | | |
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