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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WILD GEESE, by GEORGE LAWRENCE ANDREWS First Line: The wild white geese fly over Last Line: That now I scarcely know. Subject(s): Geese | |||
The wild white geese fly over With strange and eerie cry, And seem but dream shapes ghostly Against a windy sky. My thoughts go backward faring To long and long ago, And all youth's dreams are phantoms That now I scarcely know. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...WALKING THE GEESE HOME by JUDY JORDAN THE GIGGLING GAGGLING GAGGLE OF GEESE by JACK PRELUTSKY PREDICTIONS ABOUT A BLACK CAR by MARK WUNDERLICH THE SELVEGE by LINDA GREGERSON AT ELLIS ISLAND by GEORGE LAWRENCE ANDREWS |
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