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Following a Bee
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| Following a Bee written by William Henry Davies |
| From "The Loneliest Mountain", 1939 | Link to further information |
Of primrose boys
April has many;
He seems as fond
Of them as any;
He shows the world
Those boys in gold.
But violets are
His girls, whom he
Shuts up in some
Green nunnery:
So does he prove
His deepest love.
April, a girl
Of yours is found;
High walls of grass
Hemmed her around:
April, forgive me -
I followed a bee.
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