Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MARIAN; AN OPERETTA: SONG (1), by FRANCES (MOORE) BROOKE Poet's Biography First Line: By the osiers so dank Last Line: Alas! Must I wear the green willow? Subject(s): Clothing & Dress | ||||||||
By the osiers so dank, As we sat on the bank, And look'd at the swell of the billow, This chaplet he wove As a token of love; Alas! 't was the branch of the willow. How sad all the day Through the meadows I stray, And rest flies at night from my pillow! The garland I wore From my ringlets I tore, Alas! must I wear the green willow? | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...DRESSING MY DAUGHTERS by MARK JARMAN IT'S HARD TO KEEP A CLEAN SHIRT CLEAN by JUNE JORDAN ODE TO A DRESSMAKER'S DUMMY by DONALD JUSTICE THE RED SHIRT by PHILIP LEVINE THE THINGS IN BLACK MEN?ÇÖS CLOSETS by E. ETHELBERT MILLER MARIAN; AN OPERETTA: SONG (2) by FRANCES (MOORE) BROOKE |
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