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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WHAT DOES THE SEED WAIT FOR UNDERGROUND?, by ANNETTE WYNNE
Last Line: And grow and grow till the summer's done
Subject(s): Seeds; Rain
Last Line: And grow and grow till the summer's done
Subject(s): Seeds; Rain
WHAT does the seed wait for underground?
It waits for the tap of rain around;
And the sky says, "Go,
Little clouds, the seeds want you below."
And down the merry cloud comes,
Like the tap of a million tiny drums.
And the flowers say,
"Little cloud, we'll come out to play."
And out they come in a pretty row ''"
Red, blue, yellow ''" and laugh and grow,
And they play with the rain and shine in the sun,
And grow and grow till the summer's done.
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