Classic and Contemporary Poetry
A PILGRIM OF THE DUSK, by FENTON JOHNSON Poet's Biography First Line: Out of the dusk came I Last Line: The angels I shall know. | ||||||||
Out of the dusk came I, A strong man I, song sheafed, My star humanity, My brow with sorrow leafed; I saw the Giant of Love Upon the Northern Pole, "I know thee not", he cried, "I know no flame bound soul." Oh, lonely is my road, No merry pilgrim here. The darkness is my shroud, My drink a bitter tear; Tho' Love hath passed me by I see the After-Glow, And when my day is done The Angels I shall know. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...AT THE SHRINE OF MARY by FENTON JOHNSON AUNT JANE ALLEN by FENTON JOHNSON CHILDREN OF THE SUN by FENTON JOHNSON |
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