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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
AFTER, by FRANCIS LEDWIDGE Poet's Biography
First Line: And in the after silences
Last Line: By monstrous rocks, a lonely soul.
Subject(s): Silence; Soul; Wind
First Line: And in the after silences
Last Line: By monstrous rocks, a lonely soul.
Subject(s): Silence; Soul; Wind
AND in the after silences
Of flower-lit distances I'll be,
And who would find me travels far
In lands unsung of minstrelsy.
Strong winds shall cross my secret way,
And planet mountains hide my goal,
I shall go on from pass to pass,
By monstrous rocks, a lonely soul.
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