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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
QUATRAIN: RECONCILIATION, by FREDERIC FAIRCHILD SHERMAN
First Line: Two children who had quarreled, and had walked
Last Line: And each forgave the other then, and talked.
Subject(s): Children; Reconciliation; Childhood
First Line: Two children who had quarreled, and had walked
Last Line: And each forgave the other then, and talked.
Subject(s): Children; Reconciliation; Childhood
Two children who had quarreled, and had walked
Half home in silence, hearing how the birds
Sang to each other everywhere, found words,
And each forgave the other then, and talked.
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