Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TO C. D. GIBSON, by AMOS RUSSEL WELLS Poet's Biography First Line: Some construct cathedrals Last Line: And good health the style! Subject(s): Gibson, Charles Dana (1867-1944) | ||||||||
Some construct cathedrals, Empires, sonnets, jokes; You, ingenious Gibson, Manufacture -- folks. Through your pencil's magic Girls are growing tall, Modelled on your drawings, Haughty looks and all. Faithfully their lovers Follow copy too -- Tall, blase, athletic, Best the lads can do. Haughtiness and ennui, Gibson, I'll forgive: Keep on drawing giants, Giants that will live! Guerdon of your labors Amply worth the while, This: that strength 's in fashion, And good health the style! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...A BELATED MEMORIAL by AMOS RUSSEL WELLS A BIBLE LOVER'S THANKSGIVING by AMOS RUSSEL WELLS A BIT OF GOOD WORK by AMOS RUSSEL WELLS A BOY'S SUPERIORITY by AMOS RUSSEL WELLS A BUILDING SITE by AMOS RUSSEL WELLS A CAPE COD WOOD ROAD by AMOS RUSSEL WELLS A CERTAIN EDITOR by AMOS RUSSEL WELLS A CHALLENGE TO WORRY by AMOS RUSSEL WELLS A CHANCE MEETING by AMOS RUSSEL WELLS A CHANT FOR PATRIOTS by AMOS RUSSEL WELLS |
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