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Poem by David Herbert Lawrence


Lizard


A lizard ran out on a rock and looked up, listening
no doubt to the sounding of the spheres.
And what a dandy fellow! the right toss of a chin for you
and swirl of a tail!

If men were as much men as lizards are lizards
they’d be worth looking at. 



David Herbert Lawrence


David Herbert Lawrence's other poems:
  1. The Evening Land
  2. She-Goat
  3. He-Goat
  4. Mating
  5. Troth with the Dead


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