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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LA, THE LITTLE WIND, by SDIANE ADAMS BOGUS
First Line: Look, look,' said ia, 'look, look,' she said
Last Line: But I must ask, in spite of that, what manner of child, my sister- %friends, is this you've given me
First Line: Look, look,' said ia, 'look, look,' she said
Last Line: But I must ask, in spite of that, what manner of child, my sister- %friends, is this you've given me
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