A Poem written by Carl Marty (Sr.)

American Voices 1936, 2nd Annual Edition, page 249, an anthology of poetry selected from entries submitted by more than six thousand poets, with biographical notes on the authors; edited by: Margaret Nelson; published by: Avon House. (The book was a gift from Carl Marty, Sr. to: Katherine and Paul Fitz-Gibbon, Sr., 1936.)

	SPRING
	Hark! Birds are singing their old song And yet it sounds so new— They glory that the Winter strong For conquering Springtime flew. And Bluebells squint through sunny land, Ring glory in your heart; Fair blossoms flow from Master's hand— Your sorrows let depart. Throw off of heart the chilly snow And let its flowers sprout— Within yourself let Springtime glow And Winter will move out.
	FALL
	How mildly shines the loving sun With caterpillar creeping, While draping by the spider spun In mid-air goes aleaping. The flower droops its wilting head, The golden leaf is tumbling, Dear Nature's glory goes to bed, Its beauty is acrumbling. Migrating birds with fare-well song Give thanks for all the blessing And weather-changes fast and strong Keep prophets all aguessing. But then we know that behind all Is God's eternal weaving— What now succumbs to frosty Fall For new life is aleaving. —Carl Marty, Sr.

BIOGRAPHICAL NOTE: Carl Marty, Sr., is a retired business man. Has been writing for 20 years. Educated in Europe. His work has been published abroad.

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