Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TWO LIVES. PART 2: 16, by WILLIAM ELLERY LEONARD Poet's Biography First Line: Her end is yonder, certain as the night Last Line: A manhood tenfold mine in pride of place? Subject(s): Psychology; Psychologists | ||||||||
Her end is yonder, certain as the night Above a staved ship with mortal list; But do you mark, O wise psychologist, Each cunning means? Each subtle pang and blight? -- Whereof but one had been enough to smite The brain of woman in her bridal song, Had it been bound with bands tenfold more strong Than the doomed lady's in the House of White; And yonder my collapse, sure as the abyss Beneath the broken thigh, the bleeding nail Of clinging mountaineer; but do you trace Each ineluctable Antithesis? -- Whereof but one had hurled from off the trail A manhood tenfold mine in pride of place? | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...TOM MOONEY by WILLIAM ELLERY LEONARD TWO LIVES: CONCLUSION. INDIAN SUMMER by WILLIAM ELLERY LEONARD A MAN AGAINST TIME by WILLIAM ELLERY LEONARD COMPENSATION by WILLIAM ELLERY LEONARD FOR A FOREST WALKER by WILLIAM ELLERY LEONARD IN MEMORIAM by WILLIAM ELLERY LEONARD MENORAH by WILLIAM ELLERY LEONARD NEW YORK DAYS by WILLIAM ELLERY LEONARD NEW YORK IN SUNSET by WILLIAM ELLERY LEONARD SAECLA FERARUM by WILLIAM ELLERY LEONARD |
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