Sun-Up and Other Poems by Lola Ridge
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Jude and I
wave to the new moon curled right up like one gold hair on the bald-head sandhill. Mama peeps out the window and smiles. She thinks I am playing with myself... Run, Jude, run with the wind-- but hold my hand tight or the wind, looking for some one to play with, will take me away from you! Wind with no one to play with cooees the orange-trees-- stay-at-home orange trees, have to nurse oranges, greeny-gold. Wind shouts to the grass-- run-away-grass tugs at its roots, but the earth holds tight and the grass falls down and wind boos over it. Wind whistles the bees-- bees too busy with taking home stuff out of flowers won't look back-- bees always going somewhere. Only Jude and I-- heads over shoulders |
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