Cardamine Poems - Poems about Cardamine

...Fowl meadow grass - Glyceria striata - the striations on the lemma. Drooping rachis a weeping willow of a grass. Recurring periwinkles, myrtle, Vinca. Helicopter petals. Evergreen leaves. Esca......

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...If our springs are uncertain we enjoy fine sunny days A feeling for spring, even when bad, is always good Such is the opening of April, not winter nor summer It is spring fickle and chilly a sprin......

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...In a house high on a hill an old man grows weak, many years have gone, he lays in his old bed, Back in the day, a dashing young officer with a brilliant red uniform he had many girlfriends, Flowers s......

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...Can't seem to get off to sleep tonight, thoughts buzzing around my old head, It's dark and quiet, the cat has gone out and the street lights have gone out too, The odd car passes by maybe coming home......

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...As March sets in people are eager to work in their rural gardens and fields, The earth turns up fresh and mellow and there is beauty in its very blackness, Flowers are fast springing in the boarders,......

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...Walk along a steep cliff top over glades over Yew trees and brambles to Butter-Worth Head, Walk through a wood and stand by a warm bank of the clearest spring a mezereon will blossom, The old tacamah......

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...Can't seem to get off to sleep tonight, thoughts buzzing around my old head, It's dark and quiet, the cat has gone out and the street lights have gone out too, The odd car passes by maybe coming home......

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...As March sets in people are eager to work in their rural gardens and fields, The earth turns up fresh and mellow and there is beauty in its very blackness, Flowers are fast springing in the boarders,......

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...The laugh like cry of the April woodpecker happy in the early spring, And the dry harsh note of the Jay, awaken the forests and everything, The dusky wings of rook’s glance in the sun, they are so ti......

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...Walk along a steep cliff top over glades over Yew trees and brambles to Butter-Worth Head, Walk through a wood and stand by a warm bank of the clearest spring a mezereon will blossom, The old tacamah......

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