What he said next
Come into the Garden Maud
(Alfred, Lord Tennyson)
.....I wait for it to be deleted by one of the beings who dwell in the ether
I'm waiting patiently for thee
See me here, neath the apple bough
Shaded by this ancient tree.
Have I not waited long enow?
Come, darling, here and sit with me
You cannot refuse me now.
See the dainty daisies yawning
Faces kissed by the rising sun.
Bathed in sweet dew of the morning
Relishing the prize that they've won.
You are like these daisies dawning
Fresh, unsullied....my sweet one.
enow - old English for 'enough' see quote below to prove I'm not fibbing
"If we are mark'd to die, we are enow
To do our country loss; and if to live,
The fewer men the greater share of honour."
William Shakespeare (1564-1616); King Henry V
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