English poem
To Dora And Hester Sigerson
by Louise Imogen Guiney (1861–1920)
There in the Druid brake If the cuckoo be awake Again, O take my rhyme! And keep it long for the sake Of a bygone primrose-time; You of the star-bright head That twilight thoughts sequester, You to your native fountains led Like to a young Muse garlanded: Dora, and Hester.
March, 1893.