Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE ARBUTUS SELLER, by DANIEL MACINTYRE HENDERSON First Line: Into the city on this april day Last Line: To bring unto the famished town his beauty! Subject(s): Merchants | ||||||||
Into the city on this April day -- From greening woods to wintry highways bending, He passes with arbutus-laden tray, A wealth of fragrance every step attending. An angel unawares is in this clod; His ceaseless, clamorous cry is his soul's duty -- This vender comes, ambassador from God, To bring unto the famished town His beauty! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE GOUTY MERCHANT AND THE STRANGER by HORACE SMITH MERCHANT ADVENTURERS (WITH ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TO SIMEON STRUNSKY) by BERTON BRALEY A VERMONT COUNTRY STORE by DANIEL LEAVENS CADY AMBOYNA: PROLOGUE by JOHN DRYDEN LONDONS NONSUCH; OR, THE GLORY OF THE ROYAL EXCHANGE by HENRY DUKE THE FLEECE: BOOK 4 by JOHN DYER THE ADVENTURES OF SIMON SWAUGUM, A VILLAGE MERCHANT by PHILIP FRENEAU THE PURCHASE by WINIFRED VIRGINIA JACKSON THE MERCHANTS by ISABEL ECCLESTONE MACKAY THE ROAD TO FRANCE by DANIEL MACINTYRE HENDERSON |
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