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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
COLLEEN OF CONNEMARA, by MARGARET LATHROP LAW
First Line: By a gift of magic uniquely hers
Last Line: The secret must lie in the tilt of her head.
Subject(s): Magic; Secrets
First Line: By a gift of magic uniquely hers
Last Line: The secret must lie in the tilt of her head.
Subject(s): Magic; Secrets
By a gift of magic uniquely hers
The donkey cart is a coach and four;
She lolls in satin and ermine furs,
Her minions bow at every door --
Yet only a simple good day has been said.
The secret must lie in the tilt of her head.
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