Inside Turtle's Shell
and Other Poems of the Field
by Joanne Ryder
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A collection of poems that portray the meadow and its creatures from morning till night.
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Inside Turtle's Shell: and Other Poems of the Field
1985, Macmillan
in English
0027780104 9780027780109
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The meadow is quiet. Soon, fog will lift, and small creatures will begin to stir. For now, though,
"Everyone is alone
thinking,
*Everyone is gone
but me."*
Like a house with many rooms, the meadow is a home for many different animals. Hidden in the tall grass, thick bushes, and nearby pond, they will spend a day hunting, resting, and making changes as the meadow changes around them. Within this busy world, turtle, who has lived one hundred years this day, will slowly wake. Nearby, just beneath the ground, small turtle will struggle to be born into the September morning above her.
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