Classic and Contemporary Poetry
NOVICE, by JULIA FIELD BROWN First Line: The arms of the elm Last Line: In silver arabesque. Subject(s): Writer's Block | ||||||||
The arms of the elm Reach out in the storm, Grotesquely groping, Reaching for the wind. Twinkling snow Spins over the floor Writing in silver tracery . . . So gropes my pen For words the heart does know But cannot spin In silver arabesque. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...TREK FEVER by JULIA FIELD BROWN BONDAGE by GEORGIA DOUGLAS JOHNSON ODE ON A DISTANT PROSPECT OF CLAPHAM ACADEMY by THOMAS HOOD COCK-CROW by PHILIP EDWARD THOMAS AUTUMN by WILLIAM ASPENWALL BRADLEY ON GETTING HOME THE PORTRAIT OF A FEMALE CHILD; BY EUGENIO LATILLA by THOMAS CAMPBELL |
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