Classic and Contemporary Poetry
FOR MY FIREPLACE, by HARRY NOYES PRATT Poet's Biography First Line: Pine bough, pine bark Last Line: Listening through the year. Subject(s): Fireplaces | ||||||||
Pine bough, pine bark, Cone and yellow wood, Drenched with forest fragrances Found in solitude; Filled with summer breezes, Song of bird and bee: As you burn upon my hearth Give them back to me. Give me thunder of the surf Sounding on your shore; Give me whisper of the fog -- Give me these, and more: Drip of rain from off your boughs; Gold of summer sun; Give me peace of summer dusk When the day is done. Pine bough, pine bark, Yellow wood and cone, Send your tongues of tangled flame High against my stone. Let me listen as I dream, Knowing that I hear All the sounds the pine has heard Listening through the year. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE VIERZIDE CHAIRS by WILLIAM BARNES HEARTH SONG by RICHARD EUGENE BURTON SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD: 8. THE FIRESIDE by CHRISTOPHER PEARSE CRANCH THE COAL-FIRE by CHRISTOPHER PEARSE CRANCH FIRESIDE DREAMS by THOMAS AUGUSTINE DALY THE OPEN FIRE by EDGAR ALBERT GUEST A WINTER-EVENING HYMN TO MY FIRE by JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL A CHARM; FOR OUR NEW FIREPLACE TO STOP ITS SMOKING by CHRISTOPHER DARLINGTON MORLEY DON O' DREAMS (THE SYCAMORE) by HARRY NOYES PRATT |
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