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Latest revision as of 22:26, 3 November 2012

Olton Pools
written by John Drinkwater
Olton Pools, 1916 Link to further information




Now June walks on the waters,
And the cuckoo's last enchantment
Passes from Olton pools.

Now dawn comes to my window
Breathing midsummer roses,
And scythes are wet with dew.

Is it not strange for ever
That, bowered in this wonder,
Man keeps a jealous heart? . . .

That June and the June waters,
And birds and dawn-lit roses,
Are gospels in the wind,

Fading upon the deserts,
Poor pilgrim revalation? . . .
Hist . . . over Olton pools!

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