Modern American Poetry
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And tell their colors in a book.
The anchor-chains his music made And wind in shrouds and running-gear: The thrush at dawn beguiles my glade.
And once, 'tis said, I woke to hear.
1 08 George Sterling My grandsire in his ample fist The long harpoon upheld to men: Behold obedient to my wrist A grey gull's-feather for my pen!
Upon my grandsire's leathern cheek Five zones their bitter bronze had set: Some day their hazards I will seek, I promise me at times. Not yet.
I think my grandsire now would ...turn A mild but speculative eye On me, my pen and its concern.
Then gaze again to sea — and sigh.
Edwin Arlington Robinson Edwin Arlington Robinson was born December Z2, 1869, in the village of Head Tide, Maine. When he was still a child, the Robinson family moved to the nearby town of Gardiner, which figures prominently in Robinson's poetry as " Tilbury Town." In 1891 he entered Harvard College. A little col- lection of verse was privately printed in 1896 and the follow- ing year marked the appearance of his first representative work, The Children of the Night (1897).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And tell their colors in a book.
The anchor-chains his music made And wind in shrouds and running-gear: The thrush at dawn beguiles my glade.
And once, 'tis said, I woke to hear.
1 08 George Sterling My grandsire in his ample fist The long harpoon upheld to men: Behold obedient to my wrist A grey gull's-feather for my pen!
Upon my grandsire's leathern cheek Five zones their bitter bronze had set: Some day their hazards I will seek, I promise me at times. Not yet.
I think my grandsire now would ...turn A mild but speculative eye On me, my pen and its concern.
Then gaze again to sea — and sigh.
Edwin Arlington Robinson Edwin Arlington Robinson was born December Z2, 1869, in the village of Head Tide, Maine. When he was still a child, the Robinson family moved to the nearby town of Gardiner, which figures prominently in Robinson's poetry as " Tilbury Town." In 1891 he entered Harvard College. A little col- lection of verse was privately printed in 1896 and the follow- ing year marked the appearance of his first representative work, The Children of the Night (1897).
What to read after Modern American Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Untermeyer Louis to read onlineMoreLess
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