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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE CHICKADEE, by RALPH WALDO EMERSON Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: Piped a tiny voice hard by
Last Line: "when january brings new faces!"
Subject(s): Chickadees
First Line: Piped a tiny voice hard by
Last Line: "when january brings new faces!"
Subject(s): Chickadees
Piped a tiny voice hard by,
Gay and polite, a cheerful cry,
"Chic-chicadee-dee!" Saucy note
Out of a sound heart and a merry throat,
As if it said, "Good day, good sir.
Fine afternoon, old passenger!
Happy to meet you in these places
When January brings new faces!"
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