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Poem by Rupert Atkinson Melbourne Sonnets. 10. At the Drapers LET Woman be his creed who would lament This modern world of sensual luxury It is her world! Like waves nursed by the sea Men rise, and rage, and vanish; but, content. She bears her children. Her sweet wonderment, Bewitching men forever, makes them be For her but as a mirthful tragedy. Though she weeps, too, and seems as diffident. Here Her chief joy lies I Let this place be kept. Then, sacred to Her for Whose lovely sake Men toil and squander with one will, no less, To gladden Her with silk and lace, all swept. Bejewelled, close round Her thrilling you — to make More ravishing yet Her holy nakedness! Rupert Atkinson Rupert Atkinson's other poems:
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