here where you see a green valley
And a road half-covered with grass,
Through an oak wood beginning to bloom
Children are returning home from school.
In a pencil case that opens sideways
Crayons rattle among crumbs of a roll
And a copper penny saved by every child
To greet the first spring cuckoo.
Sister's beret and brother's cap
Bob in the bushy underbrush,
A screeching jay hops in the branches
And long clouds float over the trees.
A red roof is already visible at the bend.
In front of the house father, leaning on a hoe,
Bows down, touches the unfolded leaves,
And from his flower bed inspects the whole region.
The Road
Czeslaw Milosz
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Poem topics: brother, child, children, father, flower, green, home, house, red, school, sister, spring, grass, long, roof, valley, visible, penny, bloom, I love you, Print This Poem , Rhyme Scheme
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