Thou hoarse Aristophanic mime, Grotesque Silenus of the sli… - Philip Henry Savage

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Thou hoarse Aristophanic mime,
Grotesque Silenus of the slime,
That dar'st to lift a comic voice
Where thrushes worship and rejoice.

Philip Henry Savage

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Philip Henry Savage (February 11, 1868 – June 4, 1899) was an American poet.

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Lighter than dandelion down,
Or feathers from the white moth’s wing,
Out of the gates of bramble-town
The silkweed goes a-gypsying.

'Tis grace to sing to nature, and to pray
The God of nature, out of His large heart,
To grant us knowledge of His human way;
This is the whole of nature and of art.

The sun, this old November,
Across the sodden slope,
May bid the heart remember,
But cannot bid it hope.

Thou hoarse Aristophanic mime, Grotesque Silenus of the slime, That dar'st to lift a comic voice Where thrushes worship and rejoice. - Philip Henry Savage

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