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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
AN APRIL DAY, by ANNE MURRY MOVIUS
First Line: Weighted with unborn loveliness
Last Line: The secrets of unfolding.
Subject(s): April
First Line: Weighted with unborn loveliness
Last Line: The secrets of unfolding.
Subject(s): April
Weighted with unborn loveliness
The brown earth lay,
Gathering to its breast
An April day.
Magic stirred the winds
Lingering by,
A flash of wings
And a red-bird cry.
Whisperings on field and hill
And coral buds were holding
The hints of fragrance and
The secrets of unfolding.
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