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| Thomas R. Lounsbury, ed. (1838–1915). Yale Book of American Verse. 1912. |
| Henry Cuyler Bunner. 1855–1896 |
| 235. Feminine |
| SHE might have known it in the earlier Spring, | |
| That all my heart with vague desire was stirred; | |
| And, ere the Summer winds had taken wing, | |
| I told her; but she smiled and said no word. | |
| The Autumn's eager hand his red gold grasped, | 5 |
| And she was silent; till from skies grown drear | |
| Fell soft one fine, first snow-flake, and she clasped | |
| My neck and cried, "Love, we have lost a year!" |
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