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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE LITTLE WINDOW, by ANNETTE WYNNE
First Line: The little window's open wide
Last Line: It lets its own warm shining out.
Subject(s): Darkness; January; Night; Sleep; Bedtime
First Line: The little window's open wide
Last Line: It lets its own warm shining out.
Subject(s): Darkness; January; Night; Sleep; Bedtime
THE little window's open wide
All day to let the sun inside,
But when the dark comes, turn about,
It lets its own warm shining out.
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