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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MARCH MADNESS ON EDGEWATER HILL, by BEULAH ALLYNE BELL
First Line: High winds and a storm brewing
Last Line: Bedlam out of the dawn!
Subject(s): March (month); Storms
First Line: High winds and a storm brewing
Last Line: Bedlam out of the dawn!
Subject(s): March (month); Storms
High winds and a storm brewing
And the robots of the air gone mad --
Giant hands buffeting, car slewing,
Body and chassis a frail bambooing,
Lake a vast uproar of cave-man wooing,
And the spring sky winter clad.
Taking the hill a crazed throng surging --
"Speed! -- the controls are gone."
Crescendo screams of the robots urging,
"Over the side for a long submerging!"
Boulevard? No, a maelstrom's purging --
Bedlam out of the dawn!
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