My mom just quoted to us tonight a verse that she learned when she was studying elocution as a child. She says that it's written by a famous poet, but she couldn't remember who. Google didn't turn up the text. Can you help?
It goes something like:
Drooping now the lotus bloom
In the waters of the pool
Hidden in the forest gloom
... deep and cool.
MiMi
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I have heard this also ... but I don't know who wrote it either! It is lovely though, isn't it?
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Buttasandbabies...
was it sylvia plath??