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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
A TREE, by MARCELLA DARLING MILBURN
First Line: A lullaby mother at evening
Last Line: In a cold, cold clime.
Subject(s): Nature; Spring; Trees
First Line: A lullaby mother at evening
Last Line: In a cold, cold clime.
Subject(s): Nature; Spring; Trees
A lullaby mother at evening,
A shimmering fairy at dawn,
A kind-armed friend all summer
For birds to rest upon.
A treasurer of wealthy coins
At autumn time;
And then, 'till spring, a lone, gray lass
In a cold, cold clime.
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