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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THERE'S MANY A LONESOME DAISY, by ANNETTE WYNNE
First Line: There's many a lonesome daisy where never a child can be
Last Line: As if there were never a brooklet and never a daisy grew!
Subject(s): City & Town Life; Children
First Line: There's many a lonesome daisy where never a child can be
Last Line: As if there were never a brooklet and never a daisy grew!
Subject(s): City & Town Life; Children
THERE'S many a lonesome daisy where never a child can be,
And many a lone little brooklet is dancing away to the sea
Yet children must stay in the city with only dull walls in view,
As if there were never a brooklet and never a daisy grew!
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