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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE LITTLE BIRD UPON THE TREE, by ANNETTE WYNNE
Last Line: It's time to start down south again
Subject(s): Birds
Last Line: It's time to start down south again
Subject(s): Birds
THE little bird upon the tree
Knows more, far more, than you or me
And no wise man could teach him how
To hang a nest safe from the bough,
And no wise man need tell him when
It's time to start down South again.
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