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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TO A SPANIEL, by WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: No, daisy! Lift not up thy ear
Last Line: These many days, and start and weep.
Subject(s): Animals; Dogs
First Line: No, daisy! Lift not up thy ear
Last Line: These many days, and start and weep.
Subject(s): Animals; Dogs
No, Daisy! lift not up thy ear,
It is not she whose steps draw near.
Tuck under thee that leg, for she
Continues yet beyond the sea,
And thou may'st whimper in thy sleep
These many days, and start and weep.
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