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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SPRING ON TIMBERLINE, by GRACE MEREDITH
First Line: Elsewhere there are green trees tonight
Last Line: Is beauty blowing.
Subject(s): Spring
First Line: Elsewhere there are green trees tonight
Last Line: Is beauty blowing.
Subject(s): Spring
Elsewhere there are green trees tonight
and gentle winds are blowing,
but here the trees are veiled in white
and it is snowing.
Elsewhere there is the breath of spring
and early flowers are showing,
but here the pine's a sturdy thing
of eager growing.
Elsewhere there is the loveliness
of spring's bestowing,
but here the Timberline's white dress
is beauty blowing.
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