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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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CLOD OF THE EARTH, by ANNA HEMPSTEAD BRANCH Poet's Biography
First Line: Clod of the earth, that hardly knows
Last Line: It was thy thought begat the rose.
Subject(s): Roses
First Line: Clod of the earth, that hardly knows
Last Line: It was thy thought begat the rose.
Subject(s): Roses
CLOD of the earth, that hardly knows
How the warm sun comes or the cold rain goes,
That lieth dumb and bleak and bare,
It was thy thought begat the rose.
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