Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WOOING MEDIOCRITY, by MARGUERITE WARREN WATSON First Line: There are times when I'd rather be Last Line: Oh! Take memediocrity. Subject(s): Competition | ||||||||
There are times when I'd rather be A hateful thiefhanged on a tree Than just a mediocrity! Other times, when I envy thee From turmoil and frustration free Thou balanced mediocrity The whole of life perhaps you see Clearer than aspiring me Wise old mediocrity. From competition's wiles set free What perfect peace to live with thee; Oh! take meMediocrity. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...HOW THE WINNING FOUR WEST HOME by WILLIAM ROSE BENET THE RACING CARS by WILLIAM ROSE BENET FIGHT! (HARVARD-DARTMOUTH FOOTBALL GAME, 1908) by HARRY RANDOLPH BLYTHE THE CHRISTENING OF THE STADIUM by HARRY RANDOLPH BLYTHE THE ROSCIAD by CHARLES CHURCHILL A COWBOY RACE by JO CULBERTSON DAVIS INTERNAL HARMONY by GEORGE MEREDITH VERS LIBRE OF BASEBALL by WILLIAM A. PHELON ASPIRATION by MARGUERITE WARREN WATSON |
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