Wisteria, ivy, and grape: they cling To the oak tree’s shaggy, craggy old bark And up it and down it themselves they fling Wandering paths with many a loop and arc
Among wisteria, ivy, and grape
Almost hidden highways, up to the sky That make green pilgrim roads for little folk For tiny bugs and ants, who cannot fly But in their journeys play and peek and poke
Among wisteria, ivy, and grape
The little creatures climb along leaf and limb - Oh, wouldn’t you like to be one of them!
Among wisteria, ivy, and grape
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Lawrence Hall’s vanity publications are available on amazon.com as Kindle and on bits of dead tree: THE ROAD TO MAGDALENA, PALEO-HIPPIES AT WORK AND PLAY, LADY WITH A DEAD TURTLE, DON’T FORGET YOUR SHOES AND GRAPES, COFFEE AND A DEAD ALLIGATOR TO GO, and DISPATCHES FROM THE COLONIAL OFFICE.