| J. C. Squire, ed. A Book of Womens Verse. 1921. | | | | The Snowdrop | | By Anna Bunston De Bary |
| | | CLOSE to the sod | |
| There can be seen | |
| A thought of God | |
| In white and green. | |
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| Unmarred, unsoiled | 5 |
| It cleft the clay, | |
| Serene, unspoiled | |
| It views the day. | |
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| It is so holy | |
| And yet so lowly. | 10 |
| Would you enjoy | |
| Its grace and dower | |
| And not destroy | |
| The living flower? | |
| Then you must, please, | 15 |
| Fall on your knees. | | | | |
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