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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE CARDINAL, by EDITH MEDBERY FITCH
First Line: I hear him singing, loud and gay
Last Line: Is just a red flash in the tree.
Subject(s): Cardinals (birds); Singing & Singers; Spring; Songs
First Line: I hear him singing, loud and gay
Last Line: Is just a red flash in the tree.
Subject(s): Cardinals (birds); Singing & Singers; Spring; Songs
I hear him singing, loud and gay
Before the morning melts away;
He sits upon the topmost limb,
But e'er I catch a glimpse of him
He darts away, and all I see,
Is just a red flash in the tree.
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