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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
NATHAHNI AND SOYAZHE, by FRANCES DAVIS ADAMS First Line: Slim soyazhe came down the hill Last Line: Between sahuaros, ribbed and still. | |||
Slim Soyazhe came down the hill A half-a-hundred years ago, Between sahuaros, ribbed and still. The blue birds practised on a trill; With Nahtahni waiting below, Slim Soyazhe came down the hill. A plump bisnaga curved a quill To catch the warm sun's twinkled glow Between sahuaros, ribbed and still. The palo verde etched a grill Of mobile shadows, in a row; Slim Soyazhe came down the hill. The turquoise birds had sung their fill And as she neared, they circled low. Between sahuaros, ribbed and still. And Nahtahni with patient will Watched silently while quiet, slow, Slim Soyazhe came down the hill Between sahuaros, ribbed and still. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...MOUNTAIN STORM by FRANCES DAVIS ADAMS THIS IS NOT I by FRANCES DAVIS ADAMS WHEN WILL LOVE COME? by PAKENHAM THOMAS BEATTY FESTE'S SONG (1), FR. TWELFTH NIGHT by WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE BETWEEN WAND AND WELT by MARGARET AHO VERSES TO THE MEMORY OF P. BURGESS; A CHILD OF SUPERIOR ENDOWMENTS by BERNARD BARTON MY JEWEL CASE by BESSE BURNETT BELL HINC LACHRIMAE; OR THE AUTHOR TO AURORA: 41 by WILLIAM BOSWORTH TO A FRIEND IN THE NAVY, SICK AT HOME by JOHN GARDINER CALKINS BRAINARD |
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