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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SACRAMENT, by LAURA TOHE First Line: One sunday morning %after a spring rain Last Line: Occasionally a grain or two of sand %still crunched in our mouths Subject(s): Churches; Mormons; Religion - Reformers; Sacraments | |||
View Poem Text | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE SACRAMENT OF FIRE by WILLIAM ARTHUR DUNKERLEY THE SACRAMENT OF FOOD by WILLIAM ARTHUR DUNKERLEY THE SACRAMENT OF LIFE AND DEATH by WILLIAM ARTHUR DUNKERLEY THE SACRAMENT OF LIGHT by WILLIAM ARTHUR DUNKERLEY THE SACRAMENT OF LOVE by WILLIAM ARTHUR DUNKERLEY THE SACRAMENT OF PAIN by WILLIAM ARTHUR DUNKERLEY THE SACRAMENT OF SLEEP by WILLIAM ARTHUR DUNKERLEY THE SACRAMENT OF WATER by WILLIAM ARTHUR DUNKERLEY THE SACRAMENT OF WORK by WILLIAM ARTHUR DUNKERLEY SURFACES AND MASKS; 30 by CLARENCE MAJOR |
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