Classic and Contemporary Poetry
FLOWERS, by ARTHUR RIMBAUD Poem Explanation Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: From a golden stadium Last Line: Sturdy young roses to the marble terraces. | ||||||||
From a golden stadium-amid silken cords, gray chiffons, green velvets, and discs of crystal blackening like bronze in the sun-I see the foxglove open on a rug of silver filigree, of eyes, and flowing hair. Yellow gold-pieces lie strewn over agate, mahogany pillars support a dome of emeralds, bouquets of white satin, and delicate stalks of rubies gird the water lily. Like a snow-limbed god with enormous blue eyes, sea and sky lure the throng of sturdy young roses to the marble terraces. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...A SEASON IN HELL: ILL WILL; MAUVAIS SANG by ARTHUR RIMBAUD A SEASON IN HELL: MORNING by ARTHUR RIMBAUD A SEASON IN HELL: THE ALCHEMY OF WORDS by ARTHUR RIMBAUD |
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