Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ROMANCERO: BOOK 3. HEBREW MELODIES: INTRODUCTION, by HEINRICH HEINE Poet's Biography First Line: O let the days of thy life pass not Last Line: But down in the valley. Subject(s): Fortune; Life | ||||||||
O LET the days of thy life pass not Without tasting life's blisses; And if thou'rt shelter'd from the shot, Let it fly, for it misses. If fortune should ever be passing thy way, To grasp her, forth sally; Don't build on the summit thy cottage, I pray, But down in the valley. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...PRIVILEGE OF BEING by ROBERT HASS SEAWATER STIFFENS CLOTH by JANE HIRSHFIELD SAYING YES TO LIVING by DAVID IGNATOW THE WORLD IS SO DIFFICULT TO GIVE UP by DAVID IGNATOW |
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