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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Author: JONES, DAVID Matches Found: 31 Jones, David Poet's Biography 16 poems available by this author A, A, A, DOMINE DEUS First Line: I said, ah! What shall I write? Last Line: Work unrefined, and the terrible crystal a stage-paste ... Eia domine deus ANATHEMATA, SELS. First Line: Stand a lady ANATHEMATA: 1. RITE AND FORE-TIME First Line: At this unabiding omphalos %this other laughless rock Last Line: Since they cupped the ritual stones %for the faithful departed ANATHEMATA: 3. ANGLE-LAND First Line: Did he strike soundings off vecta insula? Last Line: The brudersee %toward the last phase %of our dear west CHINA First Line: Ten years after the divorce I'm still Last Line: The fairfield avenue site, %characteristic of the time of marlene ENGLYNION TO HIS LOVE First Line: My dear, I do fear that this fiery love EPITHALAMION First Line: Helen we have read of and %the girdle-loosers, those Last Line: Upon, bright in this darkening, and constant, %whom our friend has found FIVE UNMISTAKABLE MARKS First Line: Across upon this undulated board of verdure chequered bright IN PARENTHESIS, SELS. Subject(s): Nature; World War I IN PARENTHESIS: 7. THE FIVE UNMISTAKABLE MARKS First Line: And to private ball it came as if a rigid beam of great weight Last Line: Who wrote the book...The man who does not know this %has not understood anything IN PARENTHESIS: PART 1. THE MANY MEN SO BEAUTIFUL Poem Text Last Line: The rain increases with the light and the weight increases Subject(s): World War I; Army Life KING PELLAM'S LAUNDE First Line: So thus he sorrowed till it was day and heard the foules sing, then somewhat MABINOG'S LITURGY, SELS. First Line: In the middle silences of this night's course the blackthorn Last Line: Walda of every land %et vocabitur wonderful PROTHALAMION First Line: At the time of the dooms %in the third quarter of the reaper's moon Last Line: That shined to delineate the hate and mutilation %of the forward area THE TUTELAR OF THE PLACE Poem Text First Line: She that love a place, time, demarcation, hearth, kin, enclosure Last Line: World-storm, womb of the lamb the spoiler of the ram Subject(s): Male-female Relationships; Roman Empire THE WALL Poem Text First Line: We don't know the ins and outs Last Line: That's the new fatigue Subject(s): Soldiers; Rome, Italy; Walls Jones, David James 11 poems available by this author ADRIFT First Line: Woe to us who know the words without knowing the word that is there Last Line: And pilot our rebellious craft into a heavenly harbour DARTMOOR First Line: Once again looking between iron bars DARTMOOR First Line: Bars burn again across your eyes. Doors Last Line: The blue river tywi winding between farm and farm DEAD First Line: With his fifieth birthday behind him, a man sees with fair clarity Last Line: Save family and neighbourhood, man's sacrifice and pain DEPRESSION First Line: Above our cupped world no tall stack opens Last Line: Roots of the south, a culture, a civilised grace F. R. KONECAMP First Line: One has to die a martyr these days, to be an artist Last Line: The artist are painting the ribs and the bones of her %because art's a necessity, like the flash of HEDGEHOG First Line: I saw him the other day as I went to nanteos Last Line: O! Immortal ball. O! Deity of thorns OBERAMMERGAU First Line: It was a privilege, my going to bavaria, a pilgrim Last Line: To act the drama of his passion on calvary %in the midst of the bavarian desert Subject(s): Bavaria RHYDCYMERAU First Line: Near rhydcymerau, %on the land of esgeir-ceir and the fields of tir-bach Last Line: And the rain washes them, and the winds lick them dry SIN First Line: When we pull off ourselves each kind of clothing Last Line: Howling for the blood that ransomed us WALES First Line: Why have you given us this misery Last Line: Lest we should shame our fathers in their graves Jones, David S. 4 poems available by this author AFTER First Line: Supper's on time Last Line: Shaking off sand and dread, %our bodies rise and learn %to speak again ASPECTS OF COLOR First Line: Bobby sits on the fourth pew back Last Line: With the other people of the congregation ASPECTS OF DEATH First Line: The sky is shrouded, and death observes Last Line: Or down the block, but I can't answer %for the life of me Variant Title(s): The Visito Subject(s): Death PULLING FREE First Line: Is there only a single wind that shifts when Last Line: Pull free from that in which I am now sub %merged |
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