Propped boughs are heavy with apples, Springtime quite forgotten. Pears ripen yellow. The wasp Knows where windfalls lie rotten. Juices grow rich with sun. These autumn days are still: The glassy river reflects Elm-gold up the hill, And big white plumes of rushes. Life is full of returns; It isn't true that one never Profits, never learns: Something is gathered in, Worth the lifting and stacking; Apples roll through the graders, The sheds are noisy with packing.
In The Huon Valley by James McAuley
by 非常灑狗血
Jan 6
Propped boughs are heavy with apples,
Springtime quite forgotten.
Pears ripen yellow. The wasp
Knows where windfalls lie rotten.
Juices grow rich with sun.
These autumn days are still:
The glassy river reflects
Elm-gold up the hill,
And big white plumes of rushes.
Life is full of returns;
It isn't true that one never
Profits, never learns:
Something is gathered in,
Worth the lifting and stacking;
Apples roll through the graders,
The sheds are noisy with packing.
Surprises of the sun
From: Surprises of the sun