Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LET ME UNLOOSE, by CLEMENT WOOD Poet's Biography First Line: Let me unloose the satin shoe Last Line: Take me and hold me so. Subject(s): Love Affairs; Shoes; Boots; Sneakers; Shoemakers | ||||||||
Let me unloose the satin shoe, Release the shapely heel; What's neatly done I shall undo, As at your feet I kneel. And let me exile all the rest That prisons from my sight On either hand a little breast Sensitive to delight. Now I have put it all away -- The last so fragile thread Of your irrelevant array, Releasing you instead. For so we come, and so we love, And so at last we go; Then, for this so brief hour above, Take me and hold me so. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE BROKEN SANDAL by DENISE LEVERTOV FOR AL-TAYIB SALIH by KHALED MATTAWA SNEAKERS by E. ETHELBERT MILLER BLACK NIKES by HARRYETTE MULLEN THE FURY OF OVERSHOES by ANNE SEXTON |
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