The Garden

The ordered curly and plain cabbages
Are all set out like school-children in rows;
In six short weeks these shall no longer please,
For with that ink-proud lady the rose, pleasure goes.

I cannot think what moved the poet men
So to write panegyrics of that foolish
Simpleton — while wild rose as fresh again
Lives, and the drowsed cabbages keep soil coolish.
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