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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
QUATRAIN FOR SITTING BULL, by MABEL KINGSLEY RICHARDSON
First Line: Say he was defiant as the prairie winds that whipped him
Last Line: "but say: ""he never wavered in allegiance to his own."
Subject(s): Bulls
First Line: Say he was defiant as the prairie winds that whipped him
Last Line: "but say: ""he never wavered in allegiance to his own."
Subject(s): Bulls
Say he was defiant as the prairie winds that whipped him;
Say that he was sullen as the thunder's muttering tone;
Say that he was stubborn as the wintry cold that gripped him;
But say: "He never wavered in allegiance to his own."
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