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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CHANT BIRDS IN EVERY BUSH, by ANONYMOUS
Last Line: "o how thy do begin: hark, hark!"
Subject(s): Birds;singing & Singers
Last Line: "o how thy do begin: hark, hark!"
Subject(s): Birds;singing & Singers
CHANT Birds in every Bush,
The Blackbird and the Thrush,
The chirping Nightingale,
The Linnet, and the Wagtail,
The Mavis, and the Lark,
O how they do begin: hark, hark!
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