Classic and Contemporary Poetry
GARDEN RELIEF, by MARGARET PITCAIRN STRACHAN First Line: Did you ever carry water Last Line: Upon their bended knees? Subject(s): Plants; Planting; Planters | ||||||||
Did you ever carry water To a truck patch on a hill -- On a hot summer evening When all the earth was still? Could you hear the faintest crackling As you poured it on late peas -- As though the parched plants thanked you Upon their bended knees? | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...KILLING THE PLANTS by JANE KENYON NOW I AM A PLANT, A WEED by KATHERINE MANSFIELD TANKA DIARY (5) by HARRYETTE MULLEN COVERING WINGS by KATHERINE MANSFIELD |
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