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SABBATH MORNING, by L. DALE AHERN First Line: Sabbath comes to a small town Last Line: Like old women together after church. Subject(s): Sabbath; Sunday | ||||||||
Sabbath comes to a small town Like an old hound After an all-night chase, And only the sparrows under the eaves Break the silence at dawn, Or the wind squeezing under the door. The cattle stand dozing, Heads down at sunrise; And at intervals, Like a guard blowing reveille, A windmill grates, Shrill in the wind. The hens and pullets dart everywhere, And the sparrows along the eaves Keep a ceaseless gossip running, Like old women together after church. | Other Poems of Interest...NON SUM DIGNUS by JOSEPHINE JACOBSEN DAT GAL O' MINE by JAMES WELDON JOHNSON SUNDAY: NEW GUINEA by KARL SHAPIRO SABBATHS: 2001 by WENDELL BERRY SUNDAYSUNDAYSUNDAYSUNDAYSUNDAY by PAUL BLACKBURN |
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