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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
BUCOLIC COMEDY: SERENADE, by EDITH SITWELL Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: The tremulous gold of stars within your hair
Last Line: Ere those bright bees have flown, and darkness dies.
Subject(s): Serenity
First Line: The tremulous gold of stars within your hair
Last Line: Ere those bright bees have flown, and darkness dies.
Subject(s): Serenity
THE tremulous gold of stars within your hair
Are yellow bees flown from the hive of night,
Finding the blossom of your eyes more fair
Than all the pale flowers folded from the light.
Then, Sweet, awake, and ope your dreaming eyes
Ere those bright bees have flown, and darkness dies.
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