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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MARCH WIND, by FRANCIS MCMILLEN
First Line: Oh, this march wind, coming so soon before its time
Last Line: A wind well-fit to please the infant spring.
Subject(s): March (month); Wind
First Line: Oh, this march wind, coming so soon before its time
Last Line: A wind well-fit to please the infant spring.
Subject(s): March (month); Wind
Oh, this March wind, coming so soon before its time,
Blowing away everything before it,
Leaving behind its mark, its sign ...
Stay, wild fury of the wind,
And send to us a gentler breeze.
A wind that is not half so strange --
A wind well-fit to please the infant Spring.
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