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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WILD GEESE, by MARION E. THORPE DILLER
First Line: Across a tranquil sky
Last Line: Across a tranquil sky.
Subject(s): Geese
First Line: Across a tranquil sky
Last Line: Across a tranquil sky.
Subject(s): Geese
Across a tranquil sky,
Where scattered clouds hang low,
The honking geese ride by
Into the sunset's glow.
Where scattered clouds hang low.
Over the town they fly.
Into the sunset's glow
I hear their raucous cry.
Over the town they fly,
Grey geese upon the wing, --
I hear their raucous cry ...
Killdeers and plovers sing.
Grey geese upon the wing
Into the saffron night.
Killdeers and plovers sing,
Seeking a sheltered site.
Into the saffron night
The honking geese ride by,
Seeking a sheltered site
Across a tranquil sky.
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