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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MEMORABILIA, by LEXIE DEAN ROBERTSON Poet's Biography
First Line: Five things glimpsed unexpectedly
Last Line: And your love-awakened eyes.
Subject(s): Love; Memory
First Line: Five things glimpsed unexpectedly
Last Line: And your love-awakened eyes.
Subject(s): Love; Memory
FIVE things glimpsed unexpectedly
Have filled my heart with singing gladness:
A sudden hillside lake of Texas bluebonnets;
A winding forest roadway in the golden haze
Of an autumnal sunset;
An ice-sheeted apple orchard,
Dazzling under a brilliant moon;
A slanting line of nile-washed turquoise sky
After an April shower;
And your love-awakened eyes.
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