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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE ST. LOUIS ZOO, by CAROL FROST Poet's Biography
First Line: High, yellow, coiled and weighted the branch like an odd piece of fruit
Last Line: It knew it. Leaf, lichen, the least refinements, and the perfection
Subject(s): Zoos
First Line: High, yellow, coiled and weighted the branch like an odd piece of fruit
Last Line: It knew it. Leaf, lichen, the least refinements, and the perfection
Subject(s): Zoos
Other Poems of Interest...
SNOW LEOPARDS AT THE DENVER ZOO by WILLIAM MATTHEWS
THE SARAJEVO ZOO by GLYN MAXWELL
PETE AT THE ZOO by GWENDOLYN BROOKS
THE HOOLIGAN ZOO by PETER JOHNSON
AT THE ZOO IN SPAIN by CLARENCE MAJOR
CLOSING TIME AT THE SAN DIEGO ZOO by KAREN SWENSON
BEAUTY AND THE BEAST by ELEANOR WILNER
THOUGHTS IN A ZOO by COUNTEE CULLEN
TREAD THE DARK: 51 by DAVID IGNATOW
SONGS FOR TWO SEASONS: 1. AFTER GRAVE ILLNESS by CAROL FROST