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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LOST GEESE, by RUTH ROWLETT CHURCH
First Line: The honking geese in piteous plight
Last Line: In one safe flight to your destined end.
Subject(s): Geese
First Line: The honking geese in piteous plight
Last Line: In one safe flight to your destined end.
Subject(s): Geese
The honking geese in piteous plight
Pealed forth their fears through fog-filled night;
And circling through the darkened gloom
Confused and worried -- facing doom.
For naught hath man the power to guide
Them by the light-filled city's side.
I pray God lead you, feathered friend,
In one safe flight to your destined end.
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