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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
IN THE FANTASY, by LE BARON COOKE
First Line: Lightly the breeze
Last Line: The stiffness of stalks. . . .
Subject(s): Fenway Park, Boston; Green (color)
First Line: Lightly the breeze
Last Line: The stiffness of stalks. . . .
Subject(s): Fenway Park, Boston; Green (color)
Lightly the breeze
Slips through the rushes,
Giving to green
The shimmer of silver,
And bending to rhythm
The stiffness of stalks. . . .
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