English poem
DISTILLATION.
by Richard Hovey (1864–1900)
They that eat the uncrushed grape Walk with steady heels: Lo, now, how they stare and gape Where the poet reels! He has drunk the sheer divine Concentration of the vine.
Versos English Richard Hovey DISTILLATION.
English poem
by Richard Hovey (1864–1900)
They that eat the uncrushed grape Walk with steady heels: Lo, now, how they stare and gape Where the poet reels! He has drunk the sheer divine Concentration of the vine.