II

In the Tuileries fount the swan

Meets the ice, and all the trees,

As in land of fairies wan,

Arc bedecked with filigrees.

Flowers of frost in vases low

Stand unquickened and unstirred,

And we trace upon the snow

Starred footsteps of a bird.

Where with lightest raiment spanned,

Venus was with Phocion met,

Now has Winter's hoary hand

Clodion's "Chilly Maiden" set.

Enamels and Cameos and other Poems · 第 44 / 70 题