Formalist

As men whose bones are wind-blown dust, have sung, Let me sing now! I'll sing of gourds, and goads, of honey, and the plough.

I am a raw uneasy parvenu, I am uncertain of my time. How can I pour the liquor of new days In the old pipes of Rhyme?

Anna Wickham

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