THE DEPTHS OF THE GRASS
LOOK, in the early light, 
Down to the infinite 
Depths at the deep grass-roots ; 
Where the sun shoots 
In golden veins, as looking through 
A dear pool one sees it do ; 
Where campion drifts 
Its bladders, iris-brinded, through the rifts 
Of rising, falling seed 
That the winds lightly scour — 
Down to the matted earth where over 
And over again crow's-foot and clover 
And pink bindweed 
Dimly, steadily flower.