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Golden Pulse

Golden pulse grew on the shore,

Ferns along the hill,

And the red cliff roses bore

Bees to drink their fill;

 

Bees that from the meadows bring

Wine of melilot,

Honey-sups on golden wing

To the garden grot.

 

But to me, neglected flower,

Phaon will not see,

Passion brings no crowning hour,

Honey nor the bee.

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John Myers O'Hara
1870-1944 / American
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