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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SUN-UP AND TROUT-TIME, by SUSAN STINCHFIELD WILLIAMS
First Line: Way out west they're sound asleep
Last Line: It's sun-up down in maine!
Subject(s): Dawn; Trout; Sunrise
First Line: Way out west they're sound asleep
Last Line: It's sun-up down in maine!
Subject(s): Dawn; Trout; Sunrise
Way out west they're sound asleep,
They're dozing on the plain;
But here the speckled brook trout leap,
It's Sun-up down in Maine!
Feeling old and all worn out?
Discouraged and in pain?
Just bring your lure, we have the trout.
It's Sun-up down in Maine!
Bark's slipping on the willow,
Come rest your heart and brain,
There's fir to fill your pillow,
It's Sun-up down in Maine!
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