Green Calder Grass Janet Dailey

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PART FOUR

The summer grass, it grows brittle and dry.
And heads are hangin’ forlorn.
’Cause it turned red
With blood from the dead.
And a Calder has reason to mourn.

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Green Calder Grass

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