Potter, Miriam Clark, 1886-1965, Balcom, Sophia T · New York : E.P. Dutton & Co. · leaf 25
r a chickencoop and clawed a thorn tree.It scared all the live animals of the town into threefits each. It cleared the river in a bound and wasoff, off across the meadows to the Giant Country. The people stood and watched it. They saw thecar swinging and bumping behind it. They werethankful that… … LADY NIGHTS TEA PARTY THE Lady Night has set her starsLike plates and cups around the sky,And in her dress of velvet blueShe sits supremely high. And now she takes the shining moon,A pot of silver, smoothly round, And pours the star-cups full of lightWhere empty ones are found. And when their light…
Children's poetry, American
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