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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE FLOWER CHILDREN UNDERGROUND, by ANNETTE WYNNE
Last Line: For spring is here, it's surely here!
Subject(s): Children; Wingter; Spring
Last Line: For spring is here, it's surely here!
Subject(s): Children; Wingter; Spring
THE flower children underground
Were huddled waiting for the sound
Above to tell that spring was here;
Then suddenly one gave a cheer :
"Hurrah, hurrah," in joy he cried;
"The little children play outside
Across the meadows far and wide;
The robin soon will see and sing ''"
For children always know it's spring
Before a single other thing!
The children all are playing round;
Come up, dear brothers, from the ground-
And never have a bit of fear
For spring is here, it's surely here!"
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