The Pier-Glass (Classic Reprint)
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The Stake
Naseboro' held him guilty,
Crowther took his part,
Who lies at the cross-roads,
A stake through his heart.
Spring calls, and the stake answers
Throwing out shoots,
The towns debate what life is this
Sprung from such roots.
Naseboro' says "A Upas Tree",
"A Rose, " says Crowther,
But April's here to declare it
Neither one nor other.
Neither ill nor very fair,
Rose nor Upas,
But an honest oak-tree,
As its parent was.
A green-tufted oak-tree
On the green wold,
Careless as the dead heart
That the roots enfold.
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