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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SUNSET, by PHOEBE DANA KELLOGG
First Line: You have barred my vision, west-wind
Last Line: To swirl through the gate of space and gold.
Subject(s): Dreams; Evening; Vision; Nightmares; Sunset; Twilight
First Line: You have barred my vision, west-wind
Last Line: To swirl through the gate of space and gold.
Subject(s): Dreams; Evening; Vision; Nightmares; Sunset; Twilight
You have barred my vision, west-wind,
Driving mist like a sleeky horse
Across the horizon of mauve
And training your marvelous chariot
Away into the distance,
Dispersing my dream.
You have barred my vision, west-wind!
To swirl through the gate of space and gold.
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