Classic and Contemporary Poetry
FROM THE CASTELLO, by CORINNE ROOSEVELT ROBINSON Poet's Biography First Line: My window is a frame for one dark tree Last Line: I shall possess thee now for all my days! Subject(s): Castles; Cypress Trees; Flowers; Lilacs; Vision | ||||||||
My window is a frame for one dark tree; A sentinel cypress focussing the eye To fall beyond it, 'gainst a morning sky, On one small town that nestles quietly Against the gray-green hillside lovingly; I hear the church bells; like a gentle sigh The breeze moves slowly, lingeringly by, Bringing their fuller meaning back to me. O little town of dreams, and deep sweet bells, That clings against a line of lilac light! What mystery, within, of beauty swells, Enriching all my being as I gaze, Knowing, no matter what may come of night -- I shall possess thee now for all my days! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE MERCY SEAT by NORMAN DUBIE TOO BRIGHT TO SEE by LINDA GREGG NORMAL LIGHT by ALICIA SUSKIN OSTRIKER LANDSCAPES (FOR CLEMENT R. WOOD) by LOUIS UNTERMEYER THE VISION TEST by MONA VAN DUYN FREED FROM ANOTHER CONTEXT by ELEANOR WILNER FROM A MOTOR IN MAY by CORINNE ROOSEVELT ROBINSON |
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