Whene'er I Recollect The Happy Time [Sonnet]

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Title:     Whene'er I Recollect The Happy Time [Sonnet]
Author: Fanny Kemble [More Titles by Kemble]

Whene'er I recollect the happy time
When you and I held converse dear together,
There come a thousand thoughts of sunny weather,
Of early blossoms, and the fresh year's prime;
Your memory lives for ever in my mind
With all the fragrant beauties of the spring,
With od'rous lime and silver hawthorn twined,
And many a noonday woodland wandering.
There's not a thought of you, but brings along
Some sunny dream of river, field, and sky;
'Tis wafted on the blackbird's sunset song,
Or some wild snatch of ancient melody.
And as I date it still, our love arose
'Twixt the last violet and the earliest rose.

[The end]
Fanny Kemble's poem: Whene'er I Recollect The Happy Time [sonnet]

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