Nature
August Guests
From Plays and Lyrics (1906)
Nature
The wind slipt over the hill
And down the valley.
He dimpled the cheek of the rill
With a cooling kiss.
Then hid on the bank a-glee
And began to rally
The rushes--Oh,
I love the wind for this!
A cloud blew out of the west
And spilt his shower
Upon the lily-bud crest
And the clematis.
Then over the virgin corn
Besprinkled a dower
Of dew-gems--And,
I love the cloud for this!
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MLA
Rice, Cale Young. “August Guests.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/rice/49/.
Chicago
Rice, Cale Young. “August Guests.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/rice/49/.
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