Lines for a Picture by Bliss Carman

Name: Lines for a Picture
Author: Bliss Carman

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By Bliss Carman · First published 1902 · Genre: Poetry, Nature, Canadian Literature · 114 words

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When the leaves are flying / Across the azure sky, / Autumn on the hill top / Turns to say good-by;

In her gold-red tunic, / Like an Eastern queen, / With untarnished courage / In her wilding mien.

All the earth below her / Answers to her gaze, / And her eyes are pensive / With remembered days.

Yet, with cheek ensanguined, / Gay at heart she goes / On the great adventure / Where the north wind blows.

Poetry — Bliss Carman is a known poet and most of his work, including 'Lines for a Picture', falls under the genre of Poetry.
Nature — Carman often reflects upon nature in his poems. This is especially apparent in this collection, lending it to the Nature genre.
Canadian Literature — Bliss Carman was a Canadian writer. His work, including 'Lines for a Picture', is often classified under the umbrella genre of Canadian Literature.

Lines for a Picture is listed on Textopian as a poem by Bliss Carman, dated 1902 CE.

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