Poem March 16, 1946 Issue

The Crocus

STELLA G. S. PERRY

The crocus is a gentle thing.
As delicate as fair,
And yet she comes before the spring
And braves the wintry air.
She does not flaunt her hardihood,
Yet she the snows defied;
So simple courage has withstood
And faith has prophesied.

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