Poems By a Little Girl by Hilda Conkling
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Sparkling.
The brook is his only friend When he travels . . . Silverhorn, Silverhorn! SPARKLING DROP OF WATER The sun shone, All was still. The sun made one sparkle in one drop Before it fell Down into the mossy green That was the grass. It lay there silent A long time. The sun went, the moon came, Again one sparkle in the grass! Day then night, sun then moon, Year in, year out, So it went on with its life For several years Until at last it was never heard of Any more. HAY-COCK This is another kind of sweetness Shaped like a bee-hive: |
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