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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TREASURES, by MARY FRANCES MARTIN
First Line: These things are mine: the whispering of trees
Last Line: A rainbow arch against the sky after a week of rain.
Alternate Author Name(s): Cearnach, Conal
Subject(s): Treasures
First Line: These things are mine: the whispering of trees
Last Line: A rainbow arch against the sky after a week of rain.
Alternate Author Name(s): Cearnach, Conal
Subject(s): Treasures
These things are mine: the whispering of trees
In the still noon, the drone of bees
In clover bloom, the birds' sweet symphonies.
These things are mine: the gold of daffodils,
The silver-purple haze across the hills,
The opalescent tints the sunset spills.
These things are mine: the sheen of ripening grain,
A gray road winding across the open plain,
A rainbow arch against the sky after a week of rain.
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