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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
HYACINTHS, by ARTHUR TRUMAN MERRILL
First Line: A poem might be
Last Line: All is said!
Subject(s): Hyacinths
First Line: A poem might be
Last Line: All is said!
Subject(s): Hyacinths
A poem might be
A whole mile long,
And so a song
Might be,—
But when color and perfume wed,
In ever-so-small a hyacinth bed,
All is said!
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