This poem is taken from PN Review 85, Volume 18 Number 5, May - June 1992.
Four PoemsSPRING POEM
for Jeremy Trafford
If you are by nature green,
enjoying a tendency
to bear foliage, you may
now be well pleased with yourself.
Narcissus poeticus,
local even in cities,
be especially joyful.
Even a determined grouch -
one for whom piles of dead leaves
are the ultimate turn-on -
acknowledges your being
with a twinge of gratitude.
Dominant in our woodlands,
Endymion nonscriptus,
...
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