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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
NOCTURNE, by RUTH E. BILLEY
First Line: Over wide meadows away from the town
Last Line: Watch the lost shadows of winter take wing.
Subject(s): Dusk
First Line: Over wide meadows away from the town
Last Line: Watch the lost shadows of winter take wing.
Subject(s): Dusk
Over wide meadows away from the town
Smoke from the brush fires sifts leisurely down.
Serenely a star in the sky overhead
Moves through the twilight with silvery tread.
Songs by the edge of a glimmering pool
Are heralding spring as dusk becomes cool.
Out in the meadows sweet scented with spring ...
Watch the lost shadows of winter take wing.
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