Versos English Arthur Symons PATTIE.

English poem

PATTIE.

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COOL comely country Pattie, grown A daisy where the daisies grow, No wind of heaven has ever blown Across a field-flower's daintier snow.

Gold-white among the meadow-grass The humble little daisies thrive; I cannot see them as I pass, But I am glad to be alive.

And so I turn where Pattie stands, A flower among the flowers at play; I'll lay my heart into her hands, And she will smile the clouds away.