Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WEATHER COCK, by ANNETTE WYNNE First Line: Weather cock blowing whenever winds blow Last Line: But you must go always the way the winds blow. Subject(s): Weathervanes | ||||||||
WEATHER cock blowing whenever winds blow, Going where some one else wants you to go, I would not like always to have to do so. Perhaps it is fine to live up very high, And swing around often and look at the sky, But I think, after all, I would rather be I. I'd rather be I and live down here below, And wait when I like, and when I like go, But you must go always the way the winds blow. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...ON A WEATHERCOCK; OLNEY, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, 1829 by UNKNOWN CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS by ANNETTE WYNNE A BUSY STREET by ANNETTE WYNNE A LITTLE CALENDAR by ANNETTE WYNNE A SAILOR BOLD by ANNETTE WYNNE ACROSS THE BRIDGE by ANNETTE WYNNE AFTER VACATION by ANNETTE WYNNE |
|