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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
DISENCHANTMENT, by THOMAS ANSTEY GUTHERIE Poet's Biography
First Line: My love has sicklied unto loath
Last Line: The very buttercups are rancid.
Alternate Author Name(s): Anstey, F.
Subject(s): Flowers; Love - Loss Of
First Line: My love has sicklied unto loath
Last Line: The very buttercups are rancid.
Alternate Author Name(s): Anstey, F.
Subject(s): Flowers; Love - Loss Of
MY Love has sicklied unto Loath,
And foul seems all that fair I fancied --
The lily's sheen's a leprous growth,
The very buttercups are rancid.
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