The Poems of A.C. Benson ...
The Poems of A.C. Benson ...
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Old beetle, yon and I.
H5 LYRICAL POEMS THE DANDELION Dandelion, duU of sense, I that love thee, praise thee, spare thee In the nook whence others tear thee.
Hear me in thine own defence ; Hear me, herb of insolence.
Dandelion, hear me call, Shouldst thou, dainty, seek to sigh on Velvet pillows, dandelion, — (Thou shalt hear me) — see thou sprawl Where I will, or not at all.
See, the close-cropped lawn is mine !
Let the wilderness invite thee.
Let the broken shade delight thee, Let the golden c...elandine See thee, and in envy pine.
Shun the waste, the common wood.
Where the cottage-children ,saUy : Stalk, that snapped so musically.
Oozing thick with milky blood.
Solitude for thee were good.
146 THE DANDELION Dandelion, dost thou crave For some maiden breast to lie on, Smiling, dying, dandelion.
Some soft hand to stoop and save.
Save thee from thy felon's grave f Leave thy dreaming ! know that eyes Sad as mine have wit to bless thee.
Though I bend not, nor caress thee.
He that sports with Passion dies.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Old beetle, yon and I.
H5 LYRICAL POEMS THE DANDELION Dandelion, duU of sense, I that love thee, praise thee, spare thee In the nook whence others tear thee.
Hear me in thine own defence ; Hear me, herb of insolence.
Dandelion, hear me call, Shouldst thou, dainty, seek to sigh on Velvet pillows, dandelion, — (Thou shalt hear me) — see thou sprawl Where I will, or not at all.
See, the close-cropped lawn is mine !
Let the wilderness invite thee.
Let the broken shade delight thee, Let the golden c...elandine See thee, and in envy pine.
Shun the waste, the common wood.
Where the cottage-children ,saUy : Stalk, that snapped so musically.
Oozing thick with milky blood.
Solitude for thee were good.
146 THE DANDELION Dandelion, dost thou crave For some maiden breast to lie on, Smiling, dying, dandelion.
Some soft hand to stoop and save.
Save thee from thy felon's grave f Leave thy dreaming ! know that eyes Sad as mine have wit to bless thee.
Though I bend not, nor caress thee.
He that sports with Passion dies.
What to read after The Poems of A.C. Benson ...?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Arthur Christopher to read onlineMoreLess
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