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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
PEBBLES, by KENNETH SLADE ALLING
First Line: Who first heard the high and silver treble
Last Line: And found the forest a new tune.
Subject(s): Brooks; Streams; Creeks
First Line: Who first heard the high and silver treble
Last Line: And found the forest a new tune.
Subject(s): Brooks; Streams; Creeks
Who first heard the high and silver treble
Of pebble striking upon pebble.
Like the blaze of music from a harp
The water chords but through them sharp
These came. The cupped hands of the brook,
Taking the stones, together shook
Each hard, translucent minor moon
And found the forest a new tune.
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