Do any of you “mature” posters recognize this poetic verse? I would love to have the rest of the poem and can’t find it anywhere. It was a poem about a mail plane that was in one of my older brother’s schoolbooks.
Do any of you “mature” posters recognize this poetic verse? I would love to have the rest of the poem and can’t find it anywhere. It was a poem about a mail plane that was in one of my older brother’s schoolbooks.
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No, I don’t recognize that poem.
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It was in an Elson-Gray seventh or eighth grade reading book. I have the book but can’t find it. I’ll post the rest of the poem if I ever find the book.
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Here is the missing text. I had posted it in another site and forgot to add it here as well
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“Every night about half past eight
When the stars are out and it’s very late
And the moon is dim in the western sky
I watch to see the mail go by.I can hear it whirring over the hill
When the sun has set and the winds are still.” -
Hmmmm wonder if it could be because I forgot to add it!!!!
Yep I bet that’s the problem!! (Rolls eyes) -
I’m not seeing the verse, Vero ??
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Sorry Jean. I goofed. It’s here now.
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Me either.
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Just posted it in the comments.
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I don’t see the poetic verse. ??
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Sorry bout that Kate. It’s there now in the comments.
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