Their ephemeral nature is the subject of a 1648 poem that invokes them as "fair" and bids them to stay "until the hasting day has run.
Their ephemeral nature is the subject of a 1648 poem that invokes them as "fair" and bids them to stay "until the hasting day has run." In another treatment of them 150 years later, a walk with the poet's sister would produce "a golden host" of them beside the lake, and an enduring, soothing vision "fluttering and dancing in the breeze." FTP, identify the flower evoked poetically in a namesake poem by Robert Herrick, and, more famously, by William Wordsworth in his I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud.
Their ephemeral nature is the subject of a 1648 poem that invokes them as "fair" and bids them to stay "until the hasting day has run.
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