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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
PUSSY-WILLOWS, by RUTH CLAY PRICE
First Line: Damp dead trees, / damp dead leaves
Last Line: Is in the willows!
Subject(s): Leaves; Nature; Spring; Willow Trees
First Line: Damp dead trees, / damp dead leaves
Last Line: Is in the willows!
Subject(s): Leaves; Nature; Spring; Willow Trees
Damp dead trees,
damp dead leaves.
A faint pulsing fragrance,
a flicker of gray,
of green,
of yellow. ...
Damp dead skies,
damp dead earth,—
But Spring
is in the willows!
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