Famous Nature Poem

"To Little Wave" by Ruby Archer is a whimsical and tender poem that personifies a wave as a curious and playful child. The poet invites the wave closer to shore, offering it wildflowers as gifts. The poem captures a childlike wonder and fascination with the natural world, expressing a gentle affection for the wave. Through simple language and vivid imagery, Archer creates a charming portrait of the relationship between humanity and nature.

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To Little Wave

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O little wave, you come from far,
    Over the sky-line yonder.
Why do you hurry across the bar
    And fight with the wind, I wonder?

Can you be weary of ocean play?
    Did the big monsters follow?
Were you afraid that a whale to-day
    Your little self would swallow?

There, little wave, come close to land.
    Careful! I knew you'd stumble.
There goes your curly head on the sand—
    Never you mind—don't grumble.

Here are some playthings I've brought for you,—
    Buttercups, daisies, clover.
Now you will stay? Lo—off to the blue!
    Gone is my little rover.

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