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Suggests a more perplexing sea�察 �Till my heart aches with memory And
parrots dye the air around�察 �And I forget the pallid Sound。 GRACE
HAZARD
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TO HILDA OF HER ROSES
ENOUGH has been said about roses To fill thirty thick volumes�察�There
are as many songs about roses As there are roses in the world That
includes Mexico 。 。 。 the Azores 。。。 Oregon 。。。
It is a pity your roses Are too late for Omar 。 。 。 It is a pity Keats has
gone 。 。 。
Yet there must be something left to say Of flowers like these� �
Adventurers�察 �They pushed their way Through dewy tunnels of the June
night Now they confer。。。。。 A little tremulous。。。。。 Dazzled by the yellow sea´
beach of morning
If Herrick would tiptoe back 。 。 。 If Blake were to look this way
Ledwidge�察�even� �
GRACE HAZARD CONKLING
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DANDELION
LITTLE soldier with the golden helmet�察�O What are you guarding on
my lawn�拭�You with your green gun And your yellow beard�察�Why do you
stand so stiff�拭�There is only the grass to fight� �
HILDA CONKLING
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RED ROOSTER
RED ROOSTER in your gray coop�察 �O stately creature with tail´
feathers red and blue�察�Yellow and black�察�You have a comb gay as a parade
On your head�此�You have pearl trinkets On your feet�此 �The short feathers
smooth along your back Are the dark color of wet rocks�察�Or the rippled
green of ships When I look at their sides through water。 I don't know how
you happened to be made So proud�察�so foolish�察�Wearing your coat of many
colors�察�Shouting all day long your crooked words�察�Loud 。 。 。 sharp 。 。 。 not
beautiful� �
HILDA CONKLING
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VELVETS ��BY A BED OF
PANSIES��
THIS pansy has a thinking face Like the yellow moon。 This one has a
face with white blots�察�I call him the clown。 Here goes one down the grass
With a pretty look of plumpness�察�She is a little girl going to school With
her hands in the pockets of her pinafore。 Her name is Sue。 I like this one�察�
in a bonnet�察�Waiting�察�Her eyes are so deep� �But these on the other side�察�
These that wear purple and blue�察�They are the Velvets�察�The king with his
cloak�察�The queen with her gown�察�The prince with his feather。 These are
dark and quiet And stay alone。 I know you�察�Velvets�察�Color of Dark�察�Like
the pine´tree on the hill When stars shine� �
HILDA CONKLING
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HE MOODS
THE Moods have laid their hands across my hair�此 �The Moods have
drawn their fingers through my heart�察�My hair shall never more lie smooth
and bright�察 �But stir like tide´worn sea´weed�察 �and my heart Shall never
more be glad of small sweet things�察� A wild rose�察�or a crescent moon�察�a
book Of little verses�察�or a dancing child。 My heart turns crying from the
rose and book�察 �My heart turns crying from the thin bright moon�察 �And
weeps with useless sorrow for the child。 The Moods have loosed a wind to
vex my hair�察�And made my heart too wise�察�that was a child。
Now I shall blow like smitten candle´flame�此 �I shall desire all things
that may not be�此�The years�察�the stars�察�the souls of ancient men�察�All tears
that must�察�and smiles that may not be�察�Yes�察�glimmering lights across a
windy ford�察�And vagrant voices on a darkened plain�察�And holy things�察�and
outcast things�察�and things�察�Far too remote�察�frail´bodied to be plain。
My pity and my joy are grown alike。 I cannot sweep the strangeness
from my heart。 The Moods have laid swift hands across my hair�此 �The
Moods have drawn swift fingers through my heart。 FANNIE STEARNS
DAVIS
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HILL´FANTASY
SITTETH by the red cairn a brown One�察�a hoofed One�察�High upon the
mountain�察 �where the grasses fail。 Where the ash´trees flourish far their
blazing Bunches to the sun�察�A brown One�察�a hoofed One�察�pipes against the
gale。 Up scrambled I then�察�furry fingers helping me。
I was on the mountain�察 �wandering�察 �wandering�察 �No one but the pine
trees and the white birch knew。 Over rocks I scrambled�察 �looked up and
saw that Strange Thing�察�Peaked ears and sharp horns�察�pricked against the
blue。
Oh�察�and�察�how he piped there� �piped upon the high reeds Till the blue
air crackled like a frost´film on a pool� �Oh�察�and how he spread himself�察�
like a child whom no one heeds�察�Tumbled chuckling in the brook�察�all sleek
and kind and cool� �
He had berries 'twixt his horns�察 �crimson´red as cochineal。�察 �Bobbing�察�
wagging wantonly they tickled him�察�and oh�察�How his deft lips puckered
round the reed�察 �seemed to chase and steal Sky´music�察 �earth´music�察 �tree´
music low� �I said ;Good´day�察�Thou� ─�He said�察 �Good´day�察�Thou� ─�Wiped
his reed against the spotted doe´skin on his back�察�He said�察 �Come up here�察�
and I will teach thee piping now。 While the earth is singing so�察�for tunes
we shall not Lack。;
Up scrambled I then�察�furry fingers helping me。 Up scrambled I。 So we
sat beside the cairn。 Broad into my face laughed that horned Thing so
Naughtily。 Oh�察�it was a rascal of a woodland Satyr's bairn� �
'So blow�察�and so�察�Thou� �Move thy fingers faster�察�look� �Move them like
the little leaves and whirling midges。 So� �Soon `twill twist like tendrils
and out´twinkle like the lost brook。 Move thy fingers merrily�察�and blow� �
Blow� �Blow� ─�
Brown One� �Hoofed One� �Beat time to keep me Straight。 Kick it on
the red stone�察 �whistle in my ear。 Brush thy crimson berries in my face�察�
then hold Thy breath�察�for´wait� �Joy comes bubbling to me lips。 I pipe�察�oh�察�
hear� �
Blue sky�察�art glad of us�拭�Green wood�察�art glad of us�拭�Old hard´heart
mountain�察�dost thou hear me�察�how I blow�拭�Far away the sea´isles swim in
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