Come, O Love for down the vale,
Where moonlight frocks the lovers’ tale,
Where moonlight mulls the staves of trees
And shreds the fuschia from the leaves.
Come, O Love for down the vale,
Where cleave and stumble long prevail,
And woolen grass reveals the press
Of all that slept there shorn of dress.
Come down the vale for it is known
The miller’s grain was never grown
Here below long-shadowed stone.
Come, O Love, and come alone.
Put down your labor’s winnowed sheaf.
Lay down in heaven’s gentle brief.
Image: Mario Álvarez on Unsplash
Sweet and Bitter Greens 
Beautiful picture beautiful poem
Thank you, Jon. It is fun to play around with traditional forms every now and again.
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