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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CHILDREN OF THE SUN: 21, by WALLACE GOULD Poet's Biography
First Line: Across the heights the june winds racing, unhindered
Last Line: Perhaps to join the winds of other summits --
Subject(s): Children; Sun; Childhood
First Line: Across the heights the june winds racing, unhindered
Last Line: Perhaps to join the winds of other summits --
Subject(s): Children; Sun; Childhood
across the heights the June winds racing, unhindered;
whistling through the ripening grasses, in whims,
and around the rambling wall of rounded rocks, at will,
and forever rumbling in my ears;
rushing over the summit-fields
and somewhere away
and away
and away
into the fearful space of the valley
and somewhere afar
and afar
and afar,
perhaps to join the winds of other summits --
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