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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
NIGHT OF SNOW, by BETSY PAYNE
First Line: Walk gently in the snow this night
Last Line: Speak nothing but a prayer.
Subject(s): Snow
First Line: Walk gently in the snow this night
Last Line: Speak nothing but a prayer.
Subject(s): Snow
Walk gently in the snow this night,
Mar not its frozen glow --
For in its icy bosom,
Sleep dreams we can not know.
When orphan dreams have come to rest
From wandering in the air,
Walk gently in the snow at night...
Speak nothing but a prayer.
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