The Happy Child Poem by William Henry Davies

The Happy Child

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I saw this day sweet flowers grow thick --
But not one like the child did pick.

I heard the packhounds in green park --
But no dog like the child heard bark.

I heard this day bird after bird --
But not one like the child has heard.

A hundred butterflies saw I --
But not one like the child saw fly.

I saw the horses roll in grass --
But no horse like the child saw pass.

My world this day has lovely been --
But not like what the child has seen.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Apoorva 17 June 2021

Please guvive the justification of the title

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Graham 08 December 2017

First sights and sounds yours repeated by the child.

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William Henry Davies

William Henry Davies

Monmouthshire / Wales
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