English Poetry. Dollie Radford. Poem April.



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	Poem by Dollie Radford April Through the meadow April comes, Leaving, as he passes, Companies of daffodils All among the grasses. Tulips round about the door, Ranged in martial order; Violets in sweet array, Up and down the border. And beside the lily-pond, Mindful of its sleepers, Guards of light frittillaries, For its fairy keepers. Sow your fine chrysanthemums While he blithely passes, Dahlias too, and thrift, to blow All among your grasses. Dollie Radford Poem Theme: April Dollie Radford's other poems: The Song Unsung Love My Heart Is Aching, Aching Shall I Make a Song for You The March Wind If My Poor Words Were Colours Poems of the other poets with the same name: Charlotte Smith April ("GREEN o'er the copses spring's soft hues are spreading") Edward Thomas April ("The sweetest thing, I thought") Alice Cary April ("THE wild and windy March once more") John Payne April ("SWEET April, with thy mingling tears and smiles") Sara Teasdale April ("THE roofs are shining from the rain") John Whittier April ("'T is the noon of the spring-time, yet never a bird") Frederick Tuckerman April ("The first of April! yet November's haze") William Watson April ("APRIL, April") Archibald Lampman April ("Pale season, watcher in unvexed suspense") William Williams April ("If you had come away with me") Emily Dickinson April ("An altered look about the hills") Print 1541 Views Last Poems To Russian version


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