1911 · CLOSE READING
For Her Namesake
For Her Namesake (1911), PDF p. 1
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Dora
Dora steals across the floor
Tiptoe;
Opens then her rosy door,
Peeps out.
‘Nobody! And where shall I
Skip to?’
Dora, diving daintily,
Creeps out.
‘To the woodland! Shall I find
Crowtoe,
Violet, jessamine! I'll bind
Garlands
Fancy I'm a princess. Where
Go to?
Persia, China, Finistere?
Far lands!’
Pity Dora! Only one
Daisy
Did she find. The sulking sun
Slept still.
Dora stamped her foot. Aurora
Lazy
Stirred not. Hush! A footstep. Dora
Kept still.
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