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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
APRIL, by SALLY BRUCE KINSOLVING Poet's Biography
First Line: I'll take my fill of april
Last Line: Across the heart of spring.
Subject(s): April; Spring
First Line: I'll take my fill of april
Last Line: Across the heart of spring.
Subject(s): April; Spring
I'll take my fill of April
While spring comes up the year,
And watch her young leaves tremble
In air that's April clear.
I'll go afar for wind-flowers
That climb a rocky steep --
For bloodroot and hepatics
And violets in a heap.
I'll watch the buds of judas-trees
Lie like a wounded thing
In bleeding purple ecstasies
Across the heart of spring.
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