Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE GREAT ADVENTURE, by LYDIA KINGSWAY First Line: Grieve not for me who am about to start Last Line: I, and my restless pioneering heart. Subject(s): Adventure & Adventurers | ||||||||
Grieve not for me who am about to start A new adventure -- rather fill a cup And wish me godspeed for the hidden days -- Come, with the red stuff fill the goblet up, And drink to one who ever loved new ways: Ahead, unfurrowed, lie broad fields for me, Lands unexplored stretch out, a far-flung sea Is beckoning, and even now, a ship To bear me, builds in the eternal slip -- Eager, I stand, and ready to depart, I, and my restless pioneering heart. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...BLESSING THE BOATS (AT ST. MARY'S) by LUCILLE CLIFTON HER MONOLOGUE OF DARK CREPE WITH EDGES OF LIGHT by NORMAN DUBIE THE PRAYER OF AGASSIZ by JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER THE FOOL'S ADVENTURE by LASCELLES ABERCROMBIE ADVENTURE ON THE WINGS OF MORNING by RACHEL ALBRIGHT ADMIRAL, HAIL! by ANNA EMILIA BAGSTAD THE THINKER'S VISION by WILLIAM ROSE BENET THE GREAT ADVENTURE (WITH ACKNOWLEDGMENTS TO GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS) by BERTON BRALEY |
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