vic@sunybcs.UUCP (Vic Bahl) (12/24/85)
Does anyone out there know the W.B. Yeats poem the following comes from : ( I am fairly certain that this an accurate rememberance of the lines, but forgive me if not). ' I would spread my clothes under your feet, But I am a poor man and have only my dreams. I have spread my dreams under your feet, So tread softly for you thread on my dreams.' If anyone can help me I would be most appreciative. Please mail all responses to me as I am not a regular reader of this news group. Thank you. Vic Bahl
vic@sunybcs.UUCP (Vic Bahl) (12/24/85)
> > Does anyone out there know the W.B. Yeats poem the following > comes from : ( I am fairly certain that this an accurate > rememberance of the lines, but forgive me if not). > > > ' I would spread my clothes under your feet, > But I am a poor man and have only my dreams. > I have spread my dreams under your feet, > So tread softly for you thread on my dreams.' > > > > If anyone can help me I would be most appreciative. Please mail all > responses to me as I am not a regular reader of this news group. > > Thank you. > > Vic Bahl > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I have to correct the last line of the quote. It should read : ' So tread softly for you tread on my dreams. ' ie., 'tread' and not 'thread' Thank you, Vic Bahl