The Sweet Pea Poem by William Canton
The Sweet Pea
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Oh, what has been born in the night
To bask in this blithe summer morn?
She peers, in a dream of delight,
For something new-made or new-born.
Not spider-webs under the tree,
Not swifts in their cradle of mud,
But—“Look, father, Sweet Mrs. Pea
Has two little babies in bud!”
Monday, September 20, 2010
Topic(s) of this poem: father,summer
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