Still surmounting as I came Wind and water, frost and flame, Night and day, the livelong year, From the burial-place of seed, From the earth's maternal bosom, Through the root, and stem, and blossom, To supply thy present need, Have I journeyed here. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...IN GRANTCHESTER MEADOWS; ON HEARING A SKYLARK SING by GEORGE SANTAYANA TEARS IN SLEEP by LOUISE BOGAN PRE-EXISTENCE by PAUL HAMILTON HAYNE EPITAPH ON AN ARMY OF MERCENARIES by ALFRED EDWARD HOUSMAN FIRST FRUITS IN 1812 [AUGUST 19, 1812] by WALLACE RICE A FAERY SONG, SUNG BY THE PEOPLE OF FAERY OVER DIARMUID by WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS |