Bliss Carman, et al., eds. The Worlds Best Poetry. Volume III. Sorrow and Consolation. 1904. | | | | VI. Consolation | | The green grass under the snow | | Annie A. Preston |
| | | THE WORK of the sun is slow, | |
| But as sure as heaven, we know; | |
| So we ll not forget, | |
| When the skies are wet, | |
| There s green grass under the snow. | 5 |
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| When the winds of winter blow, | |
| Wailing like voices of woe, | |
| There are April showers, | |
| And buds and flowers, | |
| And green grass under the snow. | 10 |
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| We find that it s ever so | |
| In this lifes uneven flow; | |
| We ve only to wait, | |
| In the face of fate, | |
| For the green grass under the snow. | 15 | | | |
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