Collected Poems 1901-1918 in Two Volumes - Volume II. by Walter De la Mare
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page 59 of 74 (79%)
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Three bowls he brims with sweet honeycomb To feast the bumble bees, Saying, "O bees, be this your home, For grief is on the seas!" He sate him lone in a coral grot, At the flowing in of the tide; When ebbed the billow, there was not, Save coral, aught beside. So hairy apes in three white beds, And nightcaps, one and nine, On moonlit pillows lay three heads Bemused with dwarfish wine. A tomb of coral, the dirge of bee, The grey apes' guttural groan For Alliolyle, for Lallerie, For thee, O Muziomone! SLEEPING BEAUTY The scent of bramble fills the air, Amid her folded sheets she lies, The gold of evening in her hair, |
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