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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
OCTOBER, by ANNETTE WYNNE
First Line: Black and gold and red and brown
Last Line: Dancing down the west.
Subject(s): Dancing & Dancers; October
First Line: Black and gold and red and brown
Last Line: Dancing down the west.
Subject(s): Dancing & Dancers; October
BLACK and gold and red and brown,
Olive, pink, and blue,
What a riot of a gown—
What a medley hue!
What a way to go about—
Crimson cloak and vest!
October is a dancer
Dancing down the West.
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