To W. H. Davies

I WOULD my sight were formed to stare
In ecstasy on cows and trees,
To drink them in, and taste with care
Their sweet particularities;

And I would count them; but I go
Lost in a landscape of the mind,
A country where the lights are low
And where the ways are hard to find.
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