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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THIS I REMEMBER, by ELISABETH CHANNING ALLEN
First Line: A cloudless sky
Last Line: Fisherman . . . Do you!
Subject(s): Fish & Fishing; Anglers
First Line: A cloudless sky
Last Line: Fisherman . . . Do you!
Subject(s): Fish & Fishing; Anglers
A cloudless sky,
A sun-warmed brook,
Crooked old pole,
Bent pin for a hook.
Barefoot boy with
A piece of twine,
Knotted and spliced,
For a fishing line.
Lunch in a bag
Smoky frying pan,
Wriggling worms
In a rusty can.
Big bear-hug, a
Kiss or two;
This I remember,
Fisherman . . . do you!
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