Seasons

A poem by Sri Aurobindo


Seasons

Day and night begin, you tell me,
    When the sun may choose to set or rise.
Well, it may be; but for me their changing
    Is determined only by her eyes.

Summer, spring, the fruitless winter
    Hinge, you say, upon the heavenly sun?
Oh, but I have known a yearlong winter!
    Spring was by her careless smiles begun.



Part III : Baroda and Bengal (Circa 1900-1909) > Poems from Ahana and Other Poems   



NOTES FROM EDITOR

Circa 1900-1906.