Versos English Madison Julius Cawein Ii

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Oft have I seen thee, in some sensuous air, Bewitch the broad wheat-acres everywhere To imitated gold of thy deep hair: The peach, by thy red lips' delicious trouble, Blown into gradual dyes Of crimson; and beheld thy magic double-- Dark-blue with fervid influence of thine eyes-- The grapes' rotundities, Bubble by purple bubble.