Classic and Contemporary Poetry

VOICES OF THE SEA by FLOYD SKLOOT

First Line: THE BARKER FILLING THE BOARDWALK ARCADE
Last Line: HIS LAUGHTER STOPS. %HE WISHES ME GOOD CHEER

Poem Sources:

SHENANDOAH, V41#1, SPRING /91.
(1991)

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