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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE FRIENDLY TREE, by ANNETTE WYNNE
First Line: I've found a place beside a friendly tree
Last Line: "my true and silent friend."
Subject(s): Friendship; May (month); Trees
First Line: I've found a place beside a friendly tree
Last Line: "my true and silent friend."
Subject(s): Friendship; May (month); Trees
I'VE found a place beside a friendly tree,
Where I'll hide my face when the world hurts me,
For the tree will never hurt; I shall love it to the end;
It shall have a dear, dear name:
"My true and silent friend."
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