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Poem by Elinor Wylie


Ophelia


My locks are shorn for sorrow 
Of love which may not be; 
Tomorrow and tomorrow 
Are plotting cruelty.

The winter wind tangles 
These ringlets half-grown, 
The sun sprays with spangles 
And rays like his own.

Oh, quieter and colder 
Is the stream; he will wait; 
When my curls touch my shoulder 
He will comb them straight.



Elinor Wylie


Elinor Wylie's other poems:
  1. The Fairy Goldsmith
  2. Silver Filigree
  3. A Crowded Trolley-Car
  4. Address to My Soul
  5. Bronze Trumpets and Sea Water - On Turning Latin into English


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