Moonshine
poem
MOONSHINE
I bring to you
A drink of dew,
A rain-pearl on a spider-thread;
A bell of blue,
A bonnet new
To decorate your curly head.
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And for a gown, I've taken down
White-gossamer with diamond
lines,
I found you socks
With fairy clocks,
And crinoline of columbines.
- KATE RENNIE ARCHER
The cited information was sourced from Electronic Document (email, file) published by Trove, National Library of Australia in Australia on August 8th, 1946 and edited by The Advocate, Tasmania (Ref: p. 2) The author/originator was Kate Rennie Archer. This citation is considered to be direct and primary evidence used, or by dominance of the evidence.I bring to you
A drink of dew,
A rain-pearl on a spider-thread;
A bell of blue,
A bonnet new
To decorate your curly head.
¨
And for a gown, I've taken down
White-gossamer with diamond
lines,
I found you socks
With fairy clocks,
And crinoline of columbines.
- KATE RENNIE ARCHER
- Source/Citation References (1)
- Individual: Catherine Rennie Aitken