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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SILVER RAIN, by MARY ANNE DAVIS
First Line: The silver needles of the rain
Last Line: For oh, it's sowing weather.
Subject(s): Rain
First Line: The silver needles of the rain
Last Line: For oh, it's sowing weather.
Subject(s): Rain
The silver needles of the rain
Flash in and out together;
They leave their print on lawn and lane,
The silver needles of the rain,
For oh, it's sowing weather.
The silver needles of the rain
Stitch steadily together;
They knot the grass in tangled skein,
The silver needles of the rain,
For oh, it's sowing weather.
The silver needles of the rain
Lace earth and sky together;
They prick to life the quickening grain,
The silver needles of the rain,
For oh, it's sowing weather.
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