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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THREE WASH DRAWINGS: 1. PELICANS, by WINIFRED WALDRON
First Line: Three white-breasted pelicans
Last Line: Under the thin white moon.
Subject(s): Birds; Pelicans; Sea Gulls
First Line: Three white-breasted pelicans
Last Line: Under the thin white moon.
Subject(s): Birds; Pelicans; Sea Gulls
Three white-breasted pelicans
Under the thin white moon,
They flap and sail
And sail and wheel
Under the thin white moon.
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