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Through winter-time we call on spring, | |||
And through the spring on summer call, | |||
And through the spring on summer call, | And when abounding hedges ring | ||
And when abounding hedges ring | Declare that winter's best of all; | ||
Declare that winter's best of all; | And after that there's nothing good | ||
And after that there s nothing good | Because the spring-time has not come — | ||
Because the spring-time has not come — | Nor know that what disturbs our blood | ||
Nor know that what disturbs our blood | Is but our longing for the tomb. | ||
Is but | |||
</poem>{{poem-off|1928}} | </poem>{{poem-off|1928}} | ||
Latest revision as of 23:55, 1 November 2012
| The Wheel written by William Butler Yeats |
| From The Tower (book), 1928 | Link to further information |
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Notes
See the Russian translation by Evgeny Witkowsky:
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