English poem
Iv
No, no, thrice, Pornic, no! Perpend the authentic tale! 'T was not for every Gawain to gaze upon the Grail! But whoso went his rounds, when flew bat, flitted midge, Might hear across the dusk,--where both roads join the bridge, Hard by the little port,--creak a slow caravan, A chimneyed house on wheels; so shyly-sheathed, began To broaden out the bud which, bursting unaware, Now takes away our breath, queen-tulip of the Fair!