Thistle Down

By Ethel

June

Dancing ever through the air,
Maid of June...with brunette hair.
Moving with an elfish skill,
Past the meadow to the hill.

With her black stilettos on,
A darting flash...and she is gone.
Chasing sunbeams into crowds,
Making petticoats of clouds.

Watching caterpillars crawl,
From a twig onto the wall.
Bending down to take a look,
At the froggies in the brook.

Swinging on the garden-gate,
In the shadows...staying late.
Till her eyes in deep repose,
Lays her cheek upon the rose.


E.P. 1908 - 1989

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