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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE SCARLET FEATHER, by HAZEL RAWSON CADES First Line: Did you think I'd follow you Last Line: If you should turn -- and follow me. Subject(s): Red (color) | |||
Did you think I'd follow you As your small gray shadows do? Did you not know that I must run Alive and laughing, in the sun? That sometimes I must even wear A scarlet feather in my hair? A feather that were plain to see If you should turn -- and follow me. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...FEBRUARY: THE BOY BREUGHEL by NORMAN DUBIE THE TWO FLAMES by ELOISE BRITON RED IS FOR WINTER by JESSIE GODDARD BROMAN POPPIES OF THE RED YEAR; A SYMPHONY IN SCARLET by JOHN GOULD FLETCHER I KNOW THE WAY OF THE WILD BLUSH ROSE by WILLARD EMERSON KEYES THE PRESCIENCE OF THE ROSE by ANGELA MORGAN CHEEK OF JUNE by ELIZABETH MORROW THE SMALLISH SON by HAYDEN CARRUTH |
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