Poetry
Poetry
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His wet shoes soughed on the shining walk.
And that afternoon was filled with a blurred glory — That afternoon, when we first talked as lovers.
Jean Starr Untermeyer [185] Digitized by Google *RY: A Magazine of Verse ANACREONTIC ye mock me, wantons, that I come among ye en, bedecked with garlands, white, sacrificial bull?
, then!
pris, laughing, shake one petal down her rose-braided hair I ed with kisses, be profuse lowing purple that brims up this gold !
then, and mock, but kiss me: for what m...an I come among ye sober?
I come, on Silenus' ass to praise Eros.
Frederic Manning [186] Digitized by Google TO A MOUNTAIN PINE O lonely pine Upon your granite cliff, I know your pain — Tossing your weird arms To the mighty winds, Beating your ragged breast With shrunken hands.
I know your pain, ' For I have stood On such high, dawn-kissed peaks.
And flung my arms And beat with futile hands.
Because I still was held To stone and clod By sullen roots Of unremembered lives.
Anna Spencer Twitchell [187] Digitized by Google POETRY: A Magazine of Verse SURVIVORS On a sea island's green and swaying world Satiric Time heaps treasures, and the shore Far to the waves echoes an old dismay; For heavy along it certain moths lie curled : Weapons and mouths they have, but little more; And whosoever sees them, looks away.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His wet shoes soughed on the shining walk.
And that afternoon was filled with a blurred glory — That afternoon, when we first talked as lovers.
Jean Starr Untermeyer [185] Digitized by Google *RY: A Magazine of Verse ANACREONTIC ye mock me, wantons, that I come among ye en, bedecked with garlands, white, sacrificial bull?
, then!
pris, laughing, shake one petal down her rose-braided hair I ed with kisses, be profuse lowing purple that brims up this gold !
then, and mock, but kiss me: for what m...an I come among ye sober?
I come, on Silenus' ass to praise Eros.
Frederic Manning [186] Digitized by Google TO A MOUNTAIN PINE O lonely pine Upon your granite cliff, I know your pain — Tossing your weird arms To the mighty winds, Beating your ragged breast With shrunken hands.
I know your pain, ' For I have stood On such high, dawn-kissed peaks.
And flung my arms And beat with futile hands.
Because I still was held To stone and clod By sullen roots Of unremembered lives.
Anna Spencer Twitchell [187] Digitized by Google POETRY: A Magazine of Verse SURVIVORS On a sea island's green and swaying world Satiric Time heaps treasures, and the shore Far to the waves echoes an old dismay; For heavy along it certain moths lie curled : Weapons and mouths they have, but little more; And whosoever sees them, looks away.
What to read after Poetry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harriet Monroe to read onlineMoreLess
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