World Poetry Day 2016 Mar 21, 2016 ~ Liz It is World Poetry Day today. Here’s a jaunty poem from Emily Dickinson for you, celebrating the arrival of Spring. Enjoy! π Share this:TwitterFacebookPinterestEmailLike this:Like Loading... Related Published by Liz Loving life in Edinburgh, Scotland. View all posts by Liz
With tumbled hair of swarms of bees, And flower-robes dancing in the breeze, With sweet, unsteady lotus-glances, Intoxicated, Spring advances. From an anthology of Sanskrit poems of 12th-15th centuries (trans. John Brough, 1968 Penguin book of Garden Writing LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
With tumbled hair of swarms of bees,
And flower-robes dancing in the breeze,
With sweet, unsteady lotus-glances,
Intoxicated, Spring advances.
From an anthology of Sanskrit poems of 12th-15th centuries (trans. John Brough, 1968
Penguin book of Garden Writing
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Fabulous! Xxx
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