Nantucket By William Carlos Williams (Pocket Poem)

By Rob Fletcher | Published: August 8, 2014

Nantucket

By William Carlos Williams

Flowers through the window

Lavender and yellow

Changed by white curtains—

Smell of cleanliness—

Sunshine of late afternoon—

On the glass tray

A glass pitcher, the tumbler

Turned down, by which

A key is lying—And the

Immaculate white bed

lavendar and sunflowers

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