Classic and Contemporary Poetry
A SEAT FOR THREE: WRITTEN ON A SETTLE, by WALTER CRANE First Line: A seat for three, where host and guest Last Line: "a seat for three." Subject(s): Guests; Visiting | ||||||||
"A SEAT for three, where host and guest May side-by-side pass toast or jest; And be their number two or three, With elbow-room and liberty, What need to wander east or west? "A book for thought, a nook for rest, And meet for fasting or for fest, In fair and equal parts to be A seat for three. "Then give you pleasant company, For youth or elder shady tree; A roof for council or sequest, A corner in a homely nest; Free, equal, and fraternally, A seat for three." | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...LEDA 2: A NOTE ON VISITATIONS by LUCILLE CLIFTON HELSINKI, 1940 by ANSELM HOLLO THE LOW BLACK SQUARE by ANSELM HOLLO AMUSING OUR DAUGHTERS by CAROLYN KIZER POET AND PERSON by DENISE LEVERTOV AFTER THE GUEST; FOR MY BROTHER by GREGORY ORR |
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