Classic and Contemporary Poetry
RECONCILIATION (TO MY MOTHER), by ELSE LASKER-SCHULER Poet's Biography First Line: A great star will fall into my lap Last Line: A great star will fall into my lap. Subject(s): Bible | ||||||||
A great star will fall into my lap... We would hold vigil tonight, Praying in languages That are carven like harps. We would be reconciled tonight So fully God overwhelms us. Our hearts are only children, Eager for weary-sweet slumber. And our lips would kiss each other, Why are you fearful? Does not your heart border upon mine Your blood always dyes my cheeks red. We would be reconciled tonight, If we clasp each other, we shall not perish. A great star will fall into my lap. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...O TO BE A DRAGON by MARIANNE MOORE BIBLICAL MEDITATIONS by YEHUDA AMICHAI KING DAVID DANCES by JOHN BERRYMAN THE DREAM SONGS: 234. THE CARPENTER'S SON by JOHN BERRYMAN THE DREAM SONGS: 47. APRIL FOOL'S DAY, OR, ST MARY OF EGYPT by JOHN BERRYMAN END OF THE WORLD by ELSE LASKER-SCHULER MY LOVE SONG (TO SASHA, THE HEAVENLU PRINCE) by ELSE LASKER-SCHULER |
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