William Watson

Quotes

• “And, though circuitous and obscure,The feet of Nemesis how sure!”
• “April, April,Laugh thy girlish laughter;Then, the moment after,Weep thy girlish tears!”
• “The Poet gathers fruit from every tree,Yea, grapes from thorns and figs from thistles he.Pluck'd by his hand, the basest weed that growsTowers to a lily, reddens to a rose.”
• “Man looks at his own bliss, considers it,Weighs it with curious fingers; and 'tis gone.”
• “God, by the earlier sceptic, was exiled;The later is more lenient grown and mild:He sanctions God, provided you agreeTo any other name for deity.”
• “Flower-fondled, clasp'd in ivy's close caress,It seems with Nature, yet apart.”

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