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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MY MEMORY LANE, by LULU MINERVA SCHULTZ
First Line: I know a lane where shadows fall
Last Line: A boy walks there -- but with a cane.
Subject(s): Memory; Roads; Walking; Paths; Trails
First Line: I know a lane where shadows fall
Last Line: A boy walks there -- but with a cane.
Subject(s): Memory; Roads; Walking; Paths; Trails
I know a lane where shadows fall
From twisted elms, that once were tall.
There was a road that lightly wound
Between the elms -- now on the ground
The black-eyed Susans romp around.
A sagging house droops in the lane.
A boy walks there -- but with a cane.
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