English poem
Lix
by Walter Crane (1863–1929)
Since cruel Nature, careless of her child, Left him an outcast on the worldly wild, Cradled in space, and serpent-swathed in time, And rocked to sleep by death, or dream-beguiled.
Versos English Walter Crane Lix
English poem
by Walter Crane (1863–1929)
Since cruel Nature, careless of her child, Left him an outcast on the worldly wild, Cradled in space, and serpent-swathed in time, And rocked to sleep by death, or dream-beguiled.