In My April Garden

Radio Record, Volume II, Issue 26, 11 January 1929, Page 12

In My April Garden

By the Hon.

ELEANOR

NORTON

Che chestnut trees show lovely leaves Like emerald glass against the light, Anemone and hyacinth Are visions of delight; Whose beauty-how immeasurably oldRenews itself in ivory and gold. Horace, who walked the Roman fields, Breathed the same fragrances that now { breathe; and Herrick would have plucked | Those buds for Julia’s brow, Shelley, had he been among my blossoms set, Might have immortalised this violet!