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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SONGS OF THE SEA CHILDREN: 104, by BLISS CARMAN Poet's Biography
First Line: What are the great stars white and blue
Last Line: When I loosed your zone.
Subject(s): Stars; Moon
First Line: What are the great stars white and blue
Last Line: When I loosed your zone.
Subject(s): Stars; Moon
What are the great stars white and blue,
Sparkling along the twilight there?
They are the dewy gems let fall,
When I loosed your hair.
What is the great pale, languorous moon
On the floor of the sea alone?
That is the yellow rose let fall,
When I loosed your zone.
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