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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
BIRCH TREES, by JOHN RICHARD MORELAND
First Line: The night is white / the moon is high
Last Line: So beautiful.
Subject(s): Birch Trees
First Line: The night is white / the moon is high
Last Line: So beautiful.
Subject(s): Birch Trees
The night is white,
The moon is high,
The birch trees lean
Against the sky.
The cruel winds
Have blown away
Each little leaf
Of silver gray.
O lonely trees
As white as wool . . .
That moonlight makes
So beautiful.
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