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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SONG FOR THE GALASSBLOWER, by STEPHEN MOONEY First Line: Blow me a dolphin, glossy and frangible Last Line: So blow me a hart that no hunter can slay. Subject(s): Glass And Glassblowers | |||
Blow me a dolphin, glossy and frangible; Blow him ethereal, almost intangible. Blow him of topaz, his fins out of beryl, The air for his home and the water his peril. Any real dolphin would die in the sun So blow me a translucent, crystalline one. Then you may fashion a hart, sleeker, lither Than horse or than bull, and more graceful than either, Antlered and shod out of gold, with the purest Sienna for hide that was never in forest. Any real hart, he would vanish away, So blow me a hart that no hunter can slay. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...FOSSIL OF A BIRD HITTING GLASS by ALLISON BENNIS GLASS LADY by SHARON CHMIELARZ GLASS BLOWER by MARIE REISA CLARK DECEPTIVELY LIKE A SOLID by ROALD HOFFMANN GLASS BLOWER by ELEANOR JORDAN HOUSTON FROM THE GLASS SHOP by ROLF JACOBSEN A WORD FOR WINTER by STEPHEN MOONEY |
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