Harriet Monroe, ed. (1860–1936). The New Poetry: An Anthology. 1917.
Sea-gardens—AvalonLucy Eddy
From “Valley and Mesa”
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Gently go—
Over the sapphire waters
Where anemones glow,
On the crest of the waves
Where the foam-flowers blow—
Soft as light,
White as snow.
Softly sing;
For the water-bells lightly
Bubble and ring;
Where the golden kelp-weeds
Curl and swing,
And a flying-fish,
On gauzy wing,
Whirs
Glistening.