Nature
My Garden
From Wind-Voices (1883)
O my Garden, full of roses.
Red as passion and as sweet.
Failing not when summer closes.
Lasting on through cold and heat!
O my Garden, full of lilies,
White as peace, and very tall.
In your midst my heart so still is
I can hear the least leaf fall!
O my Garden, full of singing
From the birds that house therein,
Sweet notes down the sweet day ringing
Till the nightingales begin!
O my Garden, where such shade is,
O my Garden, bright with sun;
O my loveliest of Ladies,
Of all Gardens sweetest one!
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MLA
Marston, Philip Bourke. “My Garden.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/marston_pb/269/.
Chicago
Marston, Philip Bourke. “My Garden.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/marston_pb/269/.
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