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Tea

When the elephant's-ear in the park

Shrivelled in frost,

And the leaves on the paths

Ran like rats,

Your lamp-light fell

On shining pillows,

Of sea-shades and sky-shades,

Like umbrellas in Java.

Written by

Wallace Stevens

1879-1955 / Male / American

LinesWords: 832

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