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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TO A GARDEN IN APRIL, by WALTER CONRAD ARENSBERG Poet's Biography
First Line: Alas, and are you pleading now for pardon?
Last Line: You hide in leaf, but oh! Your buds are swelling.
Subject(s): April; Gardens & Gardening; Reproduction; Mating
First Line: Alas, and are you pleading now for pardon?
Last Line: You hide in leaf, but oh! Your buds are swelling.
Subject(s): April; Gardens & Gardening; Reproduction; Mating
Alas, and are you pleading now for pardon?
Spring came by night — and so there was no telling?
Spring had his way with you, my little garden. . . .
You hide in leaf, but oh! your buds are swelling.
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