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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE TULIP BED, by WILLIAM CARLOS WILLIAMS Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: The may sun -- whom / all things imitate
Last Line: Reposedly.
First Line: The may sun -- whom / all things imitate
Last Line: Reposedly.
The May sun -- whom
all things imitate --
that glues small leaves to
the wooden trees
shone from the sky
through bluegauze clouds
upon the ground.
Under the leafy trees
where the suburban streets
lay crossed,
with houses on each corner,
tangled shadows had begun
to join
the roadway and the lawns.
With excellent precision
the tulip bed
inside the iron fence
upreared its gaudy
yellow, white and red,
rimmed round with grass,
reposedly.
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