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Oxford poetry, 1918

IN THE GARDEN

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A SOFT and flowered vision Came on me as a breeze In summer, and I saw The souls of men like bees. Up stairs of orchard foam With balustrade of may, Stagger, a mazy cluster, Drunk with the scented day. Then strong from newer honey, With brighter pollen shod, The little souls went buzzing Up to the Hives of God.

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