Poetry Explorer- Classic Contemporary Poetry, FROST SONG, by MARJORIE LOWRY CHRISTIE PICKTHALL



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First Line: Here where the bee slept and the orchis lifted
Last Line: Kind winter flings her flowers and her stars.
Subject(s): Winter


HERE where the bee slept and the orchis lifted
Her honeying pipes of pearl, her velvet lip,
Only the swart leaves of the oak lie drifted
In sombre fellowship.
Here where the flame-weed set the lands alight,
Lies the bleak upland, webbed and crowned with white.

Build high the logs, O love, and in thine eyes
Let me believe the summer lingers late.
We shall not miss her passive pageantries,
We are not desolate,
When on the sill, across the window bars,
Kind winter flings her flowers and her stars.







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