Collected Poems 1901-1918 in Two Volumes - Volume II. by Walter De la Mare
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page 51 of 74 (68%)
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She peeps out between;
Singing down-adown-derry. Down-adown-derry, Shrill, shrill was her tune:-- "Come to my water-house, Annie Maroon: Come in your dimity, Ribbon on head, To wear siller seaweed And coral instead"; Singing down-adown-derry. "Down-adown-derry, Lean fish of the sea, Bring lanthorns for feasting The gay Faƫrie; 'Tis sand for the dancing, A music all sweet In the water-green gloaming For thistledown feet"; Singing down-adown-derry. Down-adown-derry, Sweet Annie Maroon Looked large on the fairy Curled wan as the moon; And all the grey ripples To the Mill racing by, With harps and with timbrels |
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