At The Window
By Mary Mapes Dodge
In and out, in and out,
Through the clouds heaped about,
Wanders the bright moon.
What she seeks, I do not know;
Where it is, I cannot show.
I am but a little child,
And the night is strange and wild.
In and out, in and out,
Wanders the bright moon;
In and out, in and out,
She will find it soon.
There she comes! as clear as day, --
Now the clouds are going away.
She is smiling, I can see,
And she's looking straight at me.
Pretty moon, so bright and round,
Won't you tell me what you found?
Source Book
Rhymes And Jingles
by Mary Mapes Dodge
Copyright 1875
Published by Scribner, Armstrong, And Company
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