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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE BOBOLINK'S SONG, by SARA V. PRUESER
First Line: You flew far above me
Last Line: A symphony of joy.
Subject(s): Birds
First Line: You flew far above me
Last Line: A symphony of joy.
Subject(s): Birds
You flew far above me,
Beneath the sun's crown,
Broadcasting your music
Through country and town.
It came from your station --
The big sky-space of blue,
As if harps of angels
Were broadcasting too.
There was no announcement
Nor static to annoy,
It fell from the heavens --
A symphony of joy.
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