III

by Elizabeth Barrett Browning · (no date)
Published 01/07/1880
Part of Hector in the Garden

If the rain fell, there was sorrow;—

      Little head, leant on the pane,

      Little finger drawing down it

      The long trailing drops upon it,—

And the "Rain, rain, come to-morrow,"

      Said for charm against the rain.

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