Poem

The Old Pensioner

William Butler Yeats
I had a chair at every hearth, When no one turned to see With 'Look at that old fellow there; And who may he be?' And therefore do I wander on, And the fret is on me. The road-side trees keep murmuring- Ah, wherefore murmur ye As in the old days long gone by, Green oak and poplar tree! The well-known faces are all gone, And the fret is on me.

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