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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LADY-SLIPPER, by STELLA PFEIFFER BAISCH
First Line: In the lowland by the mill
Last Line: Points the nook; I feel it.
Subject(s): Bashfulness; Shyness
First Line: In the lowland by the mill
Last Line: Points the nook; I feel it.
Subject(s): Bashfulness; Shyness
In the lowland by the mill,
Shaded by the grasses,
Lady-Slipper, shy and still,
Hides from one who passes.
She has lost her way, I trow;
Footprints, naught reveal it,
But the flower lore I know
Points the nook; I feel it.
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