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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
GOOD GRACIOUS, by AMY LOWELL Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: They say there is a fairy in every streak'd tulip Last Line: Unless there was a moon Subject(s): Tulips | |||
THEY say there is a fairy in every streak'd tulip. I have rows and rows of them beside my door. Hoop-la! Come out, Brownie, And I will give you an emerald ear-ring! You had better come out, For to-morrow may be stormy, And I could never bring myself to part with my emerald ear-rings Unless there was a moon. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...A YELLOW YULIP by PHILIP LEVINE PORTRAIT SONNETS: 3 by HENRY BELLAMANN TULIPS by FRANCES HALLEY BROCKETT TULIP BLOOMS by BARBARA RUTH COLLINS ON A MARCH MORNING by THOMAS AUGUSTINE DALY TO A BED OF TULIPS by ROBERT HERRICK |
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