Classic and Contemporary Poetry
POMEGRANATES, by PAUL VALERY Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Hard pomegranates sundered Last Line: Its secret architecture. Subject(s): Pomegranates | ||||||||
Hard pomegranates sundered By excess of your seeds, You make me think of mighty brows Aburst with their discoveries! If the suns you underwent, O pomegranates severed, Wrought your essence with the pride To rend your ruby segments, And if the dry gold of your shell At instance of a power Cracks in crimson gems of juice, This luminous eruption Sets a soul to dream upon Its secret architecture. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...PERSEPHONE PAUSES by CAROLYN KIZER ANDRAITX: POMEGRANATE FLOWERS by DAVID HERBERT LAWRENCE POMEGRANATES by RUTH FOSS BREWER POMEGRANATE SONG by ANDRE GIDE THE APPLE WAS A NORTHERN INVENTION by ELEANOR WILNER POMEGRANATE LIPS by D. TRINIDAD HANKS |
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