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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WILD FLOWERS, by OLIVE BODA BROWN
First Line: In springtime by the sunny woods
Last Line: But bluebirds catch them everyone!
Subject(s): Flowers
First Line: In springtime by the sunny woods
Last Line: But bluebirds catch them everyone!
Subject(s): Flowers
In Springtime by the sunny woods
Bright flow'rs take off their woolen hoods;
Like barefoot children at their play,
They skip and jump with dances gay.
They lift their little faces high,
Toward the pale blue of the sky
And toss their kisses to the sun,—
But bluebirds catch them everyone!
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