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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
UNANSWERED, by MARTHA GILBERT DICKINSON
First Line: I wanted you when skies were red
Last Line: And now the swallows pair!
First Line: I wanted you when skies were red
Last Line: And now the swallows pair!
I WANTED you when skies were red,
And now the sky is gray;
I thought of you when shadows fled --
Now falls the end of day.
I called you when the hills were flame,
And now the hills are bare;
I sought you when the snowflakes came,
And now the swallows pair!
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