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Poem by Thomas Hardy


The Lizard


If on any warm day when you ramble around
Among moss and dead leaves, you should happen to see
A quick trembling thing dart and hide on the ground,
And you search in the leaves, you would uncover me.



Thomas Hardy


Thomas Hardy's other poems:
  1. The Paphian Ball
  2. After the Death of a Friend
  3. Her Reproach
  4. The Superseded
  5. To Carrey Clavel


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