Poems (Kimball)/Song (The wind blows out of the west)

by Harriet McEwen Kimball

For works with similar titles, see Song.

SONG.

THE wind blows out of the west,
 The wind is merry and free;
It brings fair weather for us, love,
 Fair weather for thee and me.

The sun shines out of the east,
 And dances over the sea;
The world's aglitter for us, love,
 Aglitter for thee and me.

And now the world's a-dusk,
 The nest unstirred on the tree;
The fair moon hangs at its full, love,
 And shineth for thee and me.