The opening and closing ring Of pinafored girls, And the wind that makes the cheek to sting Blowing back their curls! There in the midst is Sally Waters, As it might be I, With the idle song of Sons and Daughters Drifting out and by Sons and daughters! Break, break, Heart, if you can— How have they taught us treat sons and daughters Since I began? [Pg 20] [Pg 20] viii viii There is a bank that always gets The noon sun full; There we'd hunt for violets After morning school.