The JacarandaAuthor(s): Lucy EddySource: Poetry, Vol. 11, No. 5 (Feb., 1918), p. 249Published by: Poetry FoundationStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/20571555 .

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Lucy Eddy

RED EUCALYPTUS BLOSSOMS

A flame of scarlet Flares in the tree-tops; It spreads like wild-fire

And runs crackling over The blue-green leaves.

TI-LE JACARANI)A

The purple breeze Sings through the jacaranda And wings away, Leaving the shadowvs to flower.

THE OLIVE TREE

lBranches of blowving rain, Of gray-winding winds, Of twNilight brooding.

13OUGAINVILLEA

Garlanids of royal purple: Prouid, re.(al notes of pageantry Souinding imperial color: A fanfare of trumpets

Triumphant , barbaric: Bells and chimes and cvmnbals Clanainm crimson.

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