Red-Winged Blackbirds

Lydia Hall

Genres

Poetry

Summary

One morning, the poet heard the red-winged blackbirds sing, but now they have left for the south, and summer is gone.

Links

Call number

BX 8605.1 .R28 vol.25 no.8

Pages

543

Language

English

First line

One morning when the tallest peak

On Page

543

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Published in	The Relief Society Magazine, volume 25, issue 8, pages 543, August 1938