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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
RACHEL, by WILLIAM H. ARMSTRONG III
First Line: All day she is walking
Last Line: Over the dead.
First Line: All day she is walking
Last Line: Over the dead.
All day she is walking
Over the heath,
Her worn hands clutching
A wilted wreath.
All night she is talking
To things unseen,
Her cold eyes piercing
A dark screen,
And always seeking
Something red
In ghost-grass creeping
Over the dead.
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