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Poem by Edith Louisa Sitwell


Serenade


The tremulous gold of stars within your hair
  Are yellow bees flown from the hive of night,
Finding the blossom of your eyes more fair
Than all the pale flowers folded from the light.
Then, Sweet, awake, and ope your dreaming eyes
Ere those bright bees have flown and darkness dies.



Edith Louisa Sitwell


Edith Louisa Sitwell's other poems:
  1. Eventail
  2. Falsetto Song
  3. Mandoline
  4. “Comedy for Marionettes”
  5. Noah


Poems of the other poets with the same name:

  • Oscar Wilde Serenade ("THE western wind is blowing fair")
  • Thomas Hood Serenade ("Ah, sweet, thou little knowest how")
  • Bryan Procter Serenade ("Inesilla! I am here")
  • William Thackeray Serenade ("Now the toils of day are over")
  • Edgar Poe Serenade ("So sweet the hour, so calm the time")
  • Henry Timrod Serenade ("Hide, happy damask, from the stars")
  • Arlo Bates Serenade ("While stars above thee glow")

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