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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE COMING OF THE STORM. TWO PICTURES: 2, by CORNELIA ELIZABETH GREEN
First Line: The golden glory fades from grass and tree
Last Line: That shaking flash of light! The storm is here.
Subject(s): Storms; Wellesley College
First Line: The golden glory fades from grass and tree
Last Line: That shaking flash of light! The storm is here.
Subject(s): Storms; Wellesley College
The golden glory fades from grass and tree;
The foliage becomes a dull grey-green,
Its image in the ruffled water seen
Blurred and distorted as the wind draws near;
The angry clouds are purple-black; and see
That shaking flash of light! The storm is here.
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