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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE TREE THAT LIVES BESIDE THE BROOK, by ANNETTE WYNNE
Last Line: The shadows of its leafy face
Subject(s): Trees; Brooks
Last Line: The shadows of its leafy face
Subject(s): Trees; Brooks
THE tree that lives beside the brook.
May see itself if it should look;
But perhaps it does not try.
It would rather see the sky
Than look into the brook and trace
The shadows of its leafy face.
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