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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
NORTH DAKOTA SPRING, by ALICE SINCLAIR PAGE
First Line: Balmy days have come again
Last Line: In the marsh reeds, dense and tall.
Subject(s): North Dakota; Spring
First Line: Balmy days have come again
Last Line: In the marsh reeds, dense and tall.
Subject(s): North Dakota; Spring
Balmy days have come again
Come to hasten spring;
On the prairies, crocus bloom,
Bluebirds lightly wing,
Waken baby catkins in
Swaying cradles near;
As the day fades into dusk
Poignant notes I hear:
Plover, snipe and curlew call
In the marsh reeds, dense and tall.
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