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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
JACK FROST IN MARCH, by ANNETTE WYNNE
First Line: How changeable the children grow
Last Line: "and let dear spring come to the sky!"
Subject(s): Children; March (month); Winter; Childhood
First Line: How changeable the children grow
Last Line: "and let dear spring come to the sky!"
Subject(s): Children; March (month); Winter; Childhood
HOW changeable the children grow,
All winter long they liked the snow,
But now they're begging me to go.
November when the wind was shrill
They cried me welcome with a will,
But now they're begging me be still.
They're begging me to hurry by,
"Jack Frost, Jack Frost, please go," they cry,
"And let dear spring come to the sky!"
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