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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
FORGOTTEN IS DECEMBER, by MARY HELEN PAGE
First Line: I still remember april
Last Line: And stiffen up in cold.
Subject(s): April; December; Likes And Dislikes
First Line: I still remember april
Last Line: And stiffen up in cold.
Subject(s): April; December; Likes And Dislikes
I still remember April.
Day began at seven.
The blue reached down and touched us.
The green reached up to heaven.
Forgotten is December
When shadows fall at noon,
And snows drift over roadways,
And night comes down too soon.
I still remember April.
We walked the mellow mould.
December snows drift over
And stiffen up in cold.
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