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Dante Gabriel Rossetti - Adieu
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WAVING whispering trees, 
What do you say to the breeze 
And what says the breeze to you? 
`Mid passing souls ill at ease, 
Moving murmuring trees, 
Would ye ever wave an Adieu?
Tossing turbulent seas, 
Winds that wrestle with these, 
Echo heard in the shell,— 
`Mid fleeting life ill at ease, 
Restless ravening seas,— 
Would the echo sigh Farewell?
Surging sumptuous skies, 
For ever a new surprise, 
Clouds eternally new,— 
Is every flake that flies, 
Widening wandering skies, 
For a sign—Farewell, Adieu?
Sinking suffering heart 
That know`st how weary thou art,— 
Soul so fain for a flight,— 
Aye, spread your wings to depart, 
Sad soul and sorrowing heart,— 
Adieu, Farewell, Good-night.
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