At The Bend Of The RoadEre it reaches the town, There's a bit of a pond Where the blue sky comes down All lacy with cloudlets, To see her fair face, And smiles from its waters With infinite grace. Where the feathery grasses Lave each green spear And ducks paddle gaily Without any fear Of the car, as you softly And swiftly go down The bend of the road Ere it reaches the town. The roofs and the spires Glow red in the sun, And the road's like a ribbon, Of silken soft dun, Where the scent of the hay-fields 'Toward you is blown At the bend of the road Ere it reaches the town. __Louisa Cooke Don-Carlos |
Dear Things And Queer Things
Louisa Cooke Don-Carlos
(Lawrence: The World Company. 1934)
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