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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WINTER RAIN, by OVRO'OM RAISIN
First Line: Gray and old, gray and pale
Last Line: Sobbing, weeping, over our sins.
Subject(s): Old Age
First Line: Gray and old, gray and pale
Last Line: Sobbing, weeping, over our sins.
Subject(s): Old Age
Gray and old, gray and pale,
Bent and wet,
He totters along
Groping about,
Swaying in the wind,
Sobbing, weeping, over our sins.
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