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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SPRING, by JENNIE COPPOCK CAFFREY
First Line: Pale green tinging the quakers
Last Line: Big boulders tumble along its bed.
Subject(s): Spring
First Line: Pale green tinging the quakers
Last Line: Big boulders tumble along its bed.
Subject(s): Spring
Pale green tinging the quakers,
A dandelion perky and yellow,
Newborn calves, baby chicks,
Kittens tumbling around together;
A grand symphony concert played
With full orchestra effects,
As the creek rushes and roars while
Big boulders tumble along its bed.
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