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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
POETAE MINORES, by ALBERT EDMUND TROMBLY
First Line: Nightingales and larks are found
Last Line: Warm us with their undertone.
Subject(s): Birds
First Line: Nightingales and larks are found
Last Line: Warm us with their undertone.
Subject(s): Birds
Nightingales and larks are found
Not everywhere: they can't go round.
Room enough and more there is,
Warblers, bluebirds, goldfinches.
Many a country would be dull
Should there be a cricket-lull.
Crickets, when the larks are flown,
Warm us with their undertone.
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