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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TRAIN SMOKE, by THELMA ANDA
First Line: Naked trees - manikins for train smoke
Last Line: Wraithlike, disappears.
Subject(s): Smoke
First Line: Naked trees - manikins for train smoke
Last Line: Wraithlike, disappears.
Subject(s): Smoke
Naked trees -- manikins for train smoke
To hang her shapeless garments on.
She lingers a moment, and gathering
Her flimsey robes about her,
Wraithlike, disappears.
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