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| Searching... Author: RAKOSI, CARL Matches Found: 35 Rakosi, Carl Poet's Biography Alternate Author Name(s): Rawley, Callmann 35 poems available by this author A JOURNEY AWAY Poem Text First Line: I dreamed last night Subject(s): Jews; Judaism A MOUSTACE DRAWN ON CAPTAIN PATTERSON Poem Text First Line: There ain't nothin special about me. Subject(s): Antiwar Movement; Vietan; Vietnamese Conflict, 1961-1975 A POEM TO MY FIRST BORN Poem Text First Line: I felt / the foetus stir Last Line: Let us get to know / each other Subject(s): Children AMULET Poem Text First Line: But you are ideal Subject(s): Charms (Magic) ASSOCIATIONS WITH A VIEW FROM THE HOUSE Poem Text First Line: What can be compared to Subject(s): Eyes; Vision BEFORE YOU Poem Text First Line: Before is corinth FLUTEPLAYERS FROM FINMARKEN Poem Text First Line: How keen the nights were Subject(s): Music & Musicians GINGER Poem Text First Line: Am I the only one Subject(s): Goats HANDEL Poem Text First Line: The piccolo of heaven Subject(s): Music & Musicians INCIDENT IN HELL Poem Text First Line: Our ancestors were happy Subject(s): Hell INSTRUCTIONS TO THE PLAYER Poem Text First Line: Cellist, / easy on that bow Subject(s): Music & Musicians ISRAEL Poem Text First Line: I hear the voice / of david and bathsheba Subject(s): Bible; Religion; Theology LYING IN BED ON A SUNDAY MORNING Poem Text First Line: How pleasant are the green and Subject(s): Contentment; Immortality NIGHT THOUGHTS Poem Text First Line: After the jostling on canal streets Subject(s): Thought; Thinking ORPHEAN LOST Poem Text First Line: The oakboughs of the cottagers PARAGUAY Poem Text First Line: In the early hours of the lovebirds Subject(s): Travel; Journeys; Trips POEM Poem Text First Line: The ants came Subject(s): Conduct Of Life SANDALWOOD COMES TO MY MIND Poem Text SERVICES Poem Text First Line: There was a man in the land of ur Last Line: For those who felt deeply Subject(s): Bible; Religion; Theology SHORE LINE Poem Text First Line: We speak of mankind. Subject(s): Waves; Boats & Boating; Fathers & Sons SONG Poem Text First Line: Turning as from an instrument TESTING STEEL AND GLASS Poem Text Subject(s): Science; Scientists THE BEASTS Poem Text First Line: Fresh mollusk morning puts a foot Subject(s): City & Town Life; Capitalism; Social Commentaries; Social Classes; Immigrants; Caste; Emigrant; Emigration; Immigration THE CITY (1925) Poem Text First Line: Under this luxemburg of heaven Subject(s): New York City; Conduct Of Life; Manhattan; New York, New York; The Big Apple THE COUNTRY SINGER Poem Text First Line: There ain't nothin special about me. Subject(s): Singing & Singers; Middle Age; Songs THE DEAD FATHER Poem Text First Line: Let me be an old dog in a corner Last Line: And have you care for me forever Subject(s): Death – Fathers THE EXPERIMENT WITH A RAT Poem Text First Line: Every time I nudge that spring Last Line: Into my power? Subject(s): Rats THE FATHER Poem Text First Line: I find among my notes Last Line: Where to, mistress quickly? Subject(s): Fathers & Sons THE LOBSTER Poem Text First Line: Eastern sea, 100 fathoms, Subject(s): Fish & Fishing; Lobsters; Anglers THE MEMOIRS Poem Text First Line: A cutter risen from the mollusks, it is a god Subject(s): Ships & Shipping THE MENAGE Poem Text First Line: Up stand / six / yellow / jonquils Subject(s): Flowers THE OLD CODGERS' LAMENT Poem Text First Line: Who can say now Subject(s): Old Age THE OLD MAN DREW THE LINE Poem Text Subject(s): Old Age; Fathers & Sons TIME TO KILL Poem Text First Line: A man and his dog Subject(s): Time; Old Age TO A COLLIE PUP Poem Text First Line: Nobody had to show you Subject(s): Animals; Dogs |
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