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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
UNDISMAYED, by MARY ETHEL NEWELL
First Line: When rain-storms drench the lofty pines
Last Line: Retain their shining coats of green.
Subject(s): Pine Trees; Trees
First Line: When rain-storms drench the lofty pines
Last Line: Retain their shining coats of green.
Subject(s): Pine Trees; Trees
When rain-storms drench the lofty pines
They hoard a world of diamond drops
So when again the bright sun shines,
They flash their jewels in the sun.
Though winter winds are cold and keen
And heartlessly have lashed their boughs,
The pine trees, smiling, still serene,
Retain their shining coats of green.
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