Trees, and Other PoemsEasterReading editionChapter navigation33 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTo My MotherThe Twelve-Forty-FivePenniesTreesStarsOld PoetsDelicatessenServant Girl and Grocer's BoyWealthMartinThe Apartment HouseAs Winds That Blow Against A StarSt. LaurenceTo A Young Poet Who Killed HimselfMemorial DayThe RosaryVisionTo Certain PoetsLove's LanternSt. AlexisFollyMadnessPoetsCitizen of the WorldTo a Blackbird and His Mate Who Died in the SpringThe Fourth ShepherdEasterMount HouvenkopfThe House with Nobody in ItDave LillyAlarm ClocksWaverleyPrevious chapter ←The Fourth ShepherdNext chapter →Mount HouvenkopfAll chapters and sections (33)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTo My MotherThe Twelve-Forty-FivePenniesTreesStarsOld PoetsDelicatessenServant Girl and Grocer's BoyWealthMartinThe Apartment HouseAs Winds That Blow Against A StarSt. LaurenceTo A Young Poet Who Killed HimselfMemorial DayThe RosaryVisionTo Certain PoetsLove's LanternSt. AlexisFollyMadnessPoetsCitizen of the WorldTo a Blackbird and His Mate Who Died in the SpringThe Fourth ShepherdEasterMount HouvenkopfThe House with Nobody in ItDave LillyAlarm ClocksWaverleyThe air is like a butterfly With frail blue wings. The happy earth looks at the sky And sings.◇← The Fourth ShepherdMount Houvenkopf →