Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE MAKING OF THE SOUL OF MAN, by UPTON BEALL SINCLAIR First Line: I am grown haggard and forlorn, from dreams Last Line: Unto the making of the soul of man. Subject(s): Mankind; Soul; Human Race | ||||||||
I am grown haggard and forlorn, from dreams That haunt me, of the time that is to be, When man shall cease from wantonness and strife, And lay his law upon the course of things. Then shall he live no more on sufferance, An accident, the prey of powers blind; The untamed giants of nature shall bow down The tides, the tempest and the lightning cease From mockery and destruction, and be turned Unto the making of the soul of man. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...HOW MUCH EARTH by PHILIP LEVINE THE SHEEP IN THE RUINS by ARCHIBALD MACLEISH THE CONQUERORS by PHYLLIS MCGINLEY THE MARMOZET by HILAIRE BELLOC MEN, WOMEN, AND EARTH by ROBERT BLY BROTHERS: 3. AS FOR MYSELF by LUCILLE CLIFTON TO THE RETURNED GIRLS by FRANKLIN PIERCE ADAMS THE NATIONAL PAINTINGS: COL. TRUMBULL'S 'THE DECLARATION...' by FITZ-GREENE HALLECK |
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