Anne Sexton compared this object to ants "if their little legs were only/ stitchedon and their heads pasted". Charles Bukowski discussed this object's prevalenceduring the depression era in a poem called We Ain't Got No Money, Honey, But WeGot [this object]. (+) Joyce Kilmer praised the title Trees for "intimately liv[ing] with"this object. The poem somewhere I have never travelled,gladly beyond mentioned this entity's small features, and this word concludes (*) E. E. Cummings's other poem anyone lived in a pretty how town, proceeding "sun moon stars". William Carlos Williams's Red Wheel Barrow was glazed with this substance. For ten points, name this substance which drops on the apple trees
Anne Sexton compared this object to ants "if their little legs were only/ stitchedon and their heads pasted". Charles Bukowski discussed this object's prevalenceduring the depression era in a poem called We Ain't Got No Money, Honey, But WeGot [this object]. (+) Joyce Kilmer praised the title Trees for "intimately liv[ing] with"this object. The poem somewhere I have never travelled,gladly beyond mentioned this entity's small features, and this word concludes (*) E. E. Cummings's other poem anyone lived in a pretty how town, proceeding "sun moon stars". William Carlos Williams's Red Wheel Barrow was glazed with this substance. For ten points, name this substance which drops on the apple trees in Emily Dickinson's Summer Shower.
Anne Sexton compared this object to ants "if their little legs were only/ stitchedon and their heads pasted".
rain