In A Surburban Court (Weekends) Poem by james watkin
In A Surburban Court (Weekends)
Does the bearing of each, one to ten
Housing plain men and women
Cast a dignity all of its own;
Out upon a patch, fresh mown.
If not mansion pillared to the sky
Porticoed, up-stepped on high
With new coat of self worth painted o'er
Lured back the royal gardener!
Friday, November 27, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: house,suburbia
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