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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SEQUOIA, by CHARLOTTE KELLOGG
First Line: Could I but reach this hand
Last Line: Would it appear to you!
Subject(s): Hands; Squirrels
First Line: Could I but reach this hand
Last Line: Would it appear to you!
Subject(s): Hands; Squirrels
Could I but reach this hand
Along your tawny bole
Toward the free blue,
Running it up four thousand years
Of towered sunsets,
How little different
From a squirrel's paw
Or nuthatch claw
Would it appear to you!
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