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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
POVERTY, by ROSA MULHOLLAND Poem Explanation Poet's Biography First Line: I had a dream of poverty by night Alternate Author Name(s): Gilbert, Lady | |||
I had a dream of poverty by night, And saw the holy palmer wending by, With pensive face and radiant upturned eye, Drinking the tender moon's approving light, I saw her take the hills and climb the height, While broad below the city murmured nigh, Spangling the dusk with lamps of revelry That made the mellow planets pale to sight. Yet kept my love her face toward the stars Till broke the dawn against the mountain ridge, And angels met her on the misty way; Then heaven looked forth on her through golden bars, Then gleamed her feet along a rosy bridge, Then passed she noiseless into eternal day. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...AMONG THE BOUGHS by ROSA MULHOLLAND IMMORTAL MORNING by ROSA MULHOLLAND LOST BABIES by ROSA MULHOLLAND LOVE AND DEATH by ROSA MULHOLLAND SISTER MARY OF THE LOVE OF GOD by ROSA MULHOLLAND SPIRIT AND DUST by ROSA MULHOLLAND THE FAERY EARL by ROSA MULHOLLAND |
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