Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MY DOGWOOD TREE, by ETHEL DAVIDSON WOOD First Line: I wish that you could see Last Line: All through the silent night. Subject(s): Dogwood | ||||||||
I wish that you could see My flow'ring dogwood tree. It stands so straight and tall Quite near my garden wall, With Spanish mosses twined Which flutter in the wind, Like mantles old and gray That lightly swing and sway. When blossoms first appear, You'd think Snow had been here Scatt'ring her flakes of white All through the silent night. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE BROOK: SPRING by LAURA ABELL THREE WOOD SONGS: 1. TO A DOGWOOD IN SUMMER by WILLIAM ALEXANDER PERCY WHO PLANTS A DOGWOOD TREE HOLDS HANDS WITH GOD by MABEL BROWN LEGEND OF THE DOGWOOD TREE by GERALDINE FARRAR APRIL AND THE NEW PHYSICS by STUART LISHAN DOGWOOD TREE by CHRISTOPHER DARLINGTON MORLEY WANG STREAM COLLECTION': DOGWOOD STRAND by WANG WEI (699-761) THE GOOD GREAT MAN by SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE |
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