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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CHANGELESS, by JOHN RICHARD MORELAND First Line: All years are coined from the same gold Last Line: They watched susanna in her garden-space. | |||
All years are coined from the same gold, The metal seems more precious when it's turned New from the die and sharp and bright . . . . And Helens are the same as when Troy burned. The minted Now but seems more fair Than the old coinage with its well worn face . . . And men are as they were the hour They watched Susanna in her garden-space. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...A MINOR POET by JOHN RICHARD MORELAND BIRCH TREES by JOHN RICHARD MORELAND FAITH (3) by JOHN RICHARD MORELAND GROWTH by JOHN RICHARD MORELAND HER GARDEN by JOHN RICHARD MORELAND HIS HANDS by JOHN RICHARD MORELAND I LOVE ALL THINGS THAT CLUSTER ROUND THE SEA by JOHN RICHARD MORELAND IN APRIL by JOHN RICHARD MORELAND LAMENT by JOHN RICHARD MORELAND RECOMPENSE by JOHN RICHARD MORELAND |
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