Where shall I look for thee by Bliss Carman

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Where shall I look for thee, / Where find thee now, / O my lost Atthis?

Storm bars the harbour, / And snow keeps the pass / In the blue mountains.

Bitter the wind whistles, / Pale is the sun, / And the days shorten.

Close to the hearthstone, / With long thoughts of thee, / Thy lonely lover

Sits now, remembering / All the spent hours / And thy fair beauty.

Ah, when the hyacinth / Wakens with spring, / And buds the laurel,

Doubt not, some morning / When all earth revives, / Hearing Pan's flute-call

Over the river-beds, / Over the hills, / Sounding the summons,

I shall look up and behold / In the door, / Smiling, expectant,

Loving as ever / And glad as of old, / My own lost Atthis!

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