Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SPIRIT BRIDAL, by JESSIE STORRS FERRIS First Line: She sleeps within a sheltered marbled close Last Line: Beneath the moon to-night? Subject(s): Brides; Love - Loss Of; Tragedy | ||||||||
SHE sleeps within a sheltered marbled close Amid her quiet kin of yesterday, And all the marvel of her beauty's rose Has vanished quite away. Far 'neath an alien sky his body lies That was so filled with blood of youthful pride, And all unmarked, unheeded of men's eyes, Where last he fought and died. Yet who shall say their spirits held not tryst In unapparent realms of Love's delight, And that their souls, earth-freed, clung not and kissed Beneath the moon to-night? | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...CLASSICAL PROPORTIONS OF THE HEART; FOR FONTAINE by ELEANOR WILNER THE ROLE OF ELEGY by MARY JO BANG COUNTESS LAURA by GEORGE HENRY BOKER THE PRISONER OF CHILLON by GEORGE GORDON BYRON THE SACK OF BALTIMORE by THOMAS OSBORNE DAVIS BEFORE SEDAN by HENRY AUSTIN DOBSON |
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