Sun-Up and Other Poems by Lola Ridge
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watching all roads at one time--
run with the wind, going to nowhere. : : Jude and I were weeding our garden when we heard his whip-- must have been a new whip to cut off dandelion-heads at one swing.... He was the kind of boy you knew when you had Celia.... with nice clothes on and curls crawling about his collar like little golden slugs, and his man was leading his horse. I wish I hadn't run to meet him.... If you hadn't run to meet him he mightn't have trod on your garden and said: Get out of my field you dirty little beggar... he mightn't have struck you with his whip.... How the daisies stared.... I hate daisies-- stupid white faces-- skinny necks craning over the grass! I said It is not your field, and he struck me again. But he didn't make me run. His hand |
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