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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
AU REVOIR, by MARIE MACKLEY
First Line: Goodbye, summer
Last Line: When you come, heralded by april's rain.
Subject(s): Summer
First Line: Goodbye, summer
Last Line: When you come, heralded by april's rain.
Subject(s): Summer
Goodby, Summer.
I loved your smiling sun
And your heat, too,
And the white clouds floating
In a sea of blue.
I can't forget the stilly night
And the distant stars
Gleaming, cool, and white.
I loved you then,
As I shall again
When you come, heralded by April's rain.
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