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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SECOND SPRING, by MARIE SKIPPER
First Line: Chinaberry blossoms
Last Line: For a tiny grave.
Subject(s): Irony; Mourning; Bereavement
First Line: Chinaberry blossoms
Last Line: For a tiny grave.
Subject(s): Irony; Mourning; Bereavement
Chinaberry blossoms
Fragrant in the air,
Bound by little hands for me
Wreath and ring to wear.
Lavender upon a tree
The next spring gave,
Flowers by my hands entwined
For a tiny grave.
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