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Georgian Poetry 1920–1922

by Edward Marsh

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Wasted Hours

How many buds in this warm light
Have burst out laughing into leaves!
And shall a day like this be gone
Before I seek the wood that holds
The richest music known?

Too many times have nightingales
Wasted their passion on my sleep,
And brought repentance soon:
But this one night I’ll seek the woods,
The nightingale, and moon.

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