Classic and Contemporary Poetry
FOR A YOUNG AVIATOR, by MARY FERRELL DICKINSON First Line: Lord, guide him safely through the sky! Last Line: Lord, guide him surely through the sky! Subject(s): Aviation & Aviators; Airplanes; Air Pilots | ||||||||
Lord, guide him safely through the sky! He is so warm and young to die; His spirit like an eager flame Reaches out beyond the tame Dull haunts of men, and on the wing He pioneers dawn, and the slow, sure swing Of starry cycles. As suns wheel by, Lord, guide him surely through the sky! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE LEARNERS by RANDALL JARRELL AERO-LAUGHTER by ROBERT MCALMON CONSUMMATION by ROBERT MCALMON NAVY FIELD by WILLIAM MEREDITH READING MY POEMS FROM WORLD WAR II by WILLIAM MEREDITH LONELY EAGLES by MARILYN NELSON NOCTURNE IN SILVER by MARY FERRELL DICKINSON |
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