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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WILD COLUMBINE, by JANE MCKAY LANNING
First Line: The hands of god move exceedingly fine
Last Line: God sets the bells ringing of wild columbine.
Subject(s): Columbines; Plants; Planting; Planters
First Line: The hands of god move exceedingly fine
Last Line: God sets the bells ringing of wild columbine.
Subject(s): Columbines; Plants; Planting; Planters
The hands of God move exceedingly fine
To fashion the blossoms of wild columbine.
On pale fragile stems that grow like a vine,
God hangs the blossoms of wild columbine.
In gentle spring rains, or warm sunshine,
God sets the bells ringing of wild columbine.
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