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Position:Home>Poetry> Dorothy and Toto sleep well tonight. How about you?Question:***** The Kansan by TD Euwaite Midnight’s come and gone Soon the sailor’s foreboding red morning sky Will bring the dawn with west wind raging cross the prairie April does not let you sleep As shutters creek and shingles leak The rain comes down in sheets and sheets And all’s asleep, save one who watches South by southwest, south by southwest… ***** Best Answer - Chosen by Asker: ***** The Kansan by TD Euwaite Midnight’s come and gone Soon the sailor’s foreboding red morning sky Will bring the dawn with west wind raging cross the prairie April does not let you sleep As shutters creek and shingles leak The rain comes down in sheets and sheets And all’s asleep, save one who watches South by southwest, south by southwest… ***** Another in my list of your best poems. April is indeed the cruelest month. that is a beautiful poem Yes i will. :) You could write an epic starting with those lines, you know? The Euwaitiad? To answer your question, without chatting: I slept really well last night. It hadn't happened for a long time. No ghosts... Yesterday it was spring in Paris. I am up for the night. I dare not look out the window. Gee, TD, is Dorothy gonna 'Hold the Line'? (That may just save her,THIS time whoa, whoa, whoa...) Well, the W.W. of the West is slowly approaching wakefulness. Actually, that ought to be W.W of the Southwest, come to think of it. Is it morning, guess so. Morning comes on little cat feet I rise up and warmly greet the sun that smiles through the cloud. I feel so good I laugh out loud. So, the symbolism of all the s's? S's as is sleep? Or alliteration? Sleep on it some more. Very well put! It did indeed come down in sheets and sheets! Makes for good sleeping though.... Good morning! Reminds me of covered wagons Indians & Heading west to the new Frontier.........Nice ,,,Real nice Really nice Spring poem! Yankees won Hooray!!! |