Classic and Contemporary Poetry
GREEN, by AMOS RUSSEL WELLS Poet's Biography First Line: Dear nature's love color, as man's is red Last Line: Weaving an endless metamorphosis. Subject(s): Green (color); Metamorphosis | ||||||||
Dear Nature's love color, as man's is red, -- Flushing the bosom of her swelling plains, Mirrored in all her limpid flowing veins, And on the sweet brows of her hills outspread, -- Your charm to all fair color charms is wed: Royal as purple all your oak-green reigns; Like girlish pink and white your birch-green lanes, And with the sky's true blue your lawns are fed. How does one color body many souls! Young cedar-green laughs happy in the sun; The green of elms a sage discourse outrolls; Of hemlock green are plots and poisons spun; A color drama with one actor this, Weaving an endless metamorphosis. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...BEFORE COMPLETION by ARTHUR SZE THE STRING DIAMOND by ARTHUR SZE THE TRANSFIGURER by GEORGE HERBERT CLARKE UPON THE KING'S CORONATION (2) by RICHARD CRASHAW THERE'S LIFE IN A MUSSEL; A MEDITATION by GEORGE FAREWELL ACTION AND THOUGHT; SONNET by RICHARD MONCKTON MILNES METAMORPHOSIS by LISL AUF DER HEIDE METAMORPHOSIS by SIMIN BEHBAHANI A BATTLE SONG (WRITTEN IN THE WORLD WAR) by AMOS RUSSEL WELLS |
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