Lyric Poem · Nature
How many Flowers fail in Wood
How many Flowers fail in Wood —
Or perish from the Hill —
Without the privilege to know
That they are Beautiful —
How many cast a nameless Pod
Upon the nearest Breeze —
Unconscious of the Scarlet Freight —
It bear to Other Eyes —
This poem is in the public domain.
“How many Flowers fail in Wood” by Emily Dickinson — quilloak.com/poems/how-many-flowers-fail-in-wood
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