Classic and Contemporary Poetry
APRIL (FROM A HOSPITAL WINDOW), by R. P. HARRISS First Line: It is hard to sit Last Line: Her ploughtime ditty! Subject(s): Hospitals; Windows | ||||||||
It is hard to sit By a hospital window Watching the warm South winds blow! O even here April has smiled, Waved her bright hair, Sun-beguiled. It is hard to watch, Knowing well That farmers away, away Have green things to sell! Seven leagues: Home Fields turning green And the hills And meadows between. By Hampshire pastures Wagons pass And sleek colts scamper Over the grass. And O outside This very city April is humming, humming Her ploughtime ditty! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...WINDOW BLIND by HAYDEN CARRUTH WINDSHIELD by ALICIA SUSKIN OSTRIKER NOW CLOSE THE WINDOWS by ROBERT FROST WINDOW TRIMMER by MARGARET LEE ASHLEY THE LAST MAN: LIFE A GLASS WINDOW by THOMAS LOVELL BEDDOES CASEMENT WINDOWS by CLARISSA BROOKS SEPTEMBER TRANSIENT by R. P. HARRISS |
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