Here you will find the Poem A Frostry Night of poet Robert Graves
Mother: Alice, dear, what ails you, Dazed and white and shaken? Has the chill night numbed you? Is it fright you have taken? Alice: Mother I am very well, I felt never better; Mother, do not hold me so, Let me write my letter. Mother: Sweet, my dear, what ails you? Alice: No, but I am well. The night was cold and frosty, There's no more to tell. Mother: Ay, the night was frosty, Coldly gaped the moon, Yet the birds seemed twittering Through green boughs of June. Soft and thick the snow lay, Stars danced in the sky. Not all the lambs of May-day Skip so bold and high. Your feet were dancing, Alice, Seemed to dance on air, You looked a ghost or angel In the starlight there. Your eyes were frosted starlight, Your heart, fire, and snow. Who was it said 'I love you?' Alice: Mother, let me go!
