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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Author: SCHWARTZ, DELMORE Matches Found: 224 Schwartz, Delmore Poet's Biography 224 poems available by this author 29-MAR First Line: The man looked up as the sun went down %and I thought Last Line: Will ever give heed the one to the other!' A DOG NAMED EGO, THE SNOWFLAKES AS KISSES Poem Text Subject(s): Dogs A LITTLE MORNING MUSIC Poem Text First Line: The birds in the first light twitter and whistle Subject(s): Birds; Morning ABRAHAM First Line: I was a mere boy in a stone-cutter's shop Last Line: One a part of his famous society ABRAHAM AND ORPHEUS, BE WITH ME NOW ABRAHAM: FOR J.M. KAPLAN First Line: I was a mere boy in a stone-cutter's shop Last Line: The angel of death comes to make the alienated and indestructible %one part of his famous society ALBERT EINSTEIN TO ARCHIBALD MACLEISH First Line: I should have been a plumber fixing drains ALL NIGHT, ALL NIGHT First Line: Rode in the train all night, in the sick light ALL OF THE FRUITS HAD FALLEN ALL OF US ALWAYS TURNING AWAY FOR SOLACE ALL POETS' WIVES HAVE ROTTEN LIVES Last Line: Knife-throwers all, in vaudeville, %they use their wives to prove their will ALLOF THEM HAVE GONE AWAY, ALTHOUGH THEY ONCE WERE NEAR First Line: All of them are fixed, although each has gone away AMERICA, AMERICA! First Line: I am a poet of the hudson river and the heights above it APOLLO MUSAGETE, POETRY, AND THE LEADER OF THE MUSES Poem Text First Line: Nothing is given which is not taken Subject(s): Poetry & Poets APOLLO MUSAGETE, POETRY, AND THE LEADER OF THE MUSES First Line: Nothing is given which is not taken ARCHAIC BUST OF APOLLO First Line: We cannot know the indescribable face AT A SOLEMN MUSICK Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: Let the musicians begin, Subject(s): Mjsic & Musicians AT A SOLEMN MUSICK First Line: Let the musicians begin AT THIS MOMENT OF TIME First Line: Some who are uncertain compel me. They fear AUTOMOBILE First Line: How can its clean and shiny stride be human BALLAD OF THE CHILDREN OF THE CZAR First Line: The children of the czar %played with a bouncing ball Last Line: Thinking of my father's fathers, %and of my own will BALLET OF THE FIFTH YEAR First Line: Where the sea gulls sleep or indeed where they fly Last Line: Such grace, so self-contained, was the best escape to know BAUDELAIRE Poem Text First Line: When I fall asleep, and even during sleep, Subject(s): Baudelaire, Charles (1821-1867) BAUDELAIRE First Line: When I fall asleep, and even during sleep BY CIRCUMSTANCES FED CALMLY WE WALK THROUGH THIS APRIL'S DAY Poem Text Subject(s): Time; Transience; City & Town Life; Memory; Impermanence CAMBRIDGE, SPRING 1937 First Line: At last the air fragrant, the bird's bubbling whistle CHAPLIN UPON THE CLIFF, DINING ALONE Poem Text First Line: Again I put away a gold rush hope Subject(s): Chaplin, Charlie (1889-1977) CHOIR AND MUSIC OF SOLITUDE AND SILENCE First Line: Silence is a great blue bell Last Line: Such grace, so self-contained, was the best escape to know CHRISTMAS POEM FOR NANCY First Line: Noel, noel CONCERNING THE SYNTHETIC UNITY OF APPERCEPTION First Line: Trash, trash!' the king my uncle said CONCLUSION First Line: How slow time moves when torment stops the clock! CORIOLANUS AND HIS MOTHER: ACT 1. 'O ME! MAKE YOU A SWORD.' First Line: Theatre, the place to stare, rustle of programs CORIOLANUS AND HIS MOTHER: ACT 2. 'HIS SOARING INSOLENCE.' First Line: Absurd and precarious my presence there CORIOLANUS AND HIS MOTHER: ACT 3. THERE IS A WORLD ELSEWHERE First Line: Over the soft pudding of my face CORIOLANUS AND HIS MOTHER: ACT 4. 'A GOODLY HOUSE.' First Line: Inveterate, gratuitous, too much CORIOLANUS AND HIS MOTHER: ACT 4. 'LIKE TO A LONELY DRAGON.' First Line: Lifting his silly nightgown up CORIOLANUS AND HIS MOTHER: ACT 5. AS IF MAN AUTHOR HIMSELF First Line: That twin goes back: too much and not enough CORIOLANUS AND HIS MOTHER: CHOOSE First Line: No introduction, no idle remarks, I am tired CORIOLANUS AND HIS MOTHER: HE IS A PERSON First Line: Ladies and gentlemen, here I am for the last time CORIOLANUS AND HIS MOTHER: JUSTICE First Line: What! The same voluble fellow again Last Line: Has been slapped for calling my father a liar CORIOLANUS AND HIS MOTHER: PLEASURE First Line: I come, I said, to be useful and to entertain CORIOLANUS AND HIS MOTHER: THERE WAS A CITY First Line: Here I am once more, dressed in a toga to suit the occasion CUPID'S CHANT First Line: Cupid is %the king of flutes DANCES AND THE DANCERS First Line: All of us delight in dancing and in beholding dances DARK AND FALLING SUMMER First Line: The rain was full of the freshness Last Line: Everywhere was full of the pulsing of the loud and fallen dusk Subject(s): Rain; Summer DARKLING SUMMER, OMINOUS DUSK, RUMOROUS RAIN First Line: A tattering of rain and then the reign DARKLING SUMMER, OMINOUS DUSK, RUMOROUS RAIN: 1 First Line: A tattering of rain and then the reign Last Line: A gaunt grey somber softness licked the glass of hours DARLING SUMMER, OMINOUS DUSK, RUMOROUS RAIN: 2 First Line: Again, after a catbird squeaked in the special silence Last Line: By kindled light we thought we saw the bronze of fall DECEPTIVE PRESENT, THE PHOENIX YEAR First Line: As I looked, the poplar rose in the shining air DO OTHERS SPEAK OF ME MOCKINGLY, MALICIOUSLY? First Line: Do they whisper behind my back? Do they speak Last Line: Forget our pride, our faces, our common love DOG NAMED EGO, THE SNOWFLAKES AS KISSES Last Line: And left me no recourse, far from my home Subject(s): Animals; Dogs DOGS ARE SHAKESPEAREAN, CHILDREN ARE STRANGERS Poem Text Subject(s): Dogs; Children; Freud, Sigmund (1856-1939); Childhood DOGS ARE SHAKESPEAREAN, CHILDREN ARE STRANGERS Last Line: We are shakespearean, we are strangers Subject(s): Animals; Children; Dogs; Dramatists; Freud, Sigmund (1856-1939); Plays And Playwrights; Poetry And Poets; Shakespeare, William (1564-1616) DREAM OF WHITMAN PARAPHRASED, RECONGNIZED & MADE MORE VIVID First Line: Twenty-eight naked young women bathed by the shore DREAM OF WINTER, EMPTY, WOOLEN, ICE-WHITE AND BRITTLE First Line: The leaden sky of winter whitened a little DREAMS WHICH BEGIN IN KNOWLEDGE, SELS. DURING DECEMBER'S DEATH Poem Text First Line: The afternoon turned dark early Subject(s): Hope; Optimism DURING DECEMBER'S DEATH First Line: The afternoon turned dark early Last Line: The hope, and the pain of hope, and the patience of hope, and its torment, its astonishment, its end Subject(s): Hope E.A.P. - A PORTRAIT First Line: You do not see deep, deep, into a mirror EXERCISE IN PREPARATION FOR A PINDARIC ODE TO CARL HUBBELL First Line: Long after, carl Subject(s): Sports EXERCISE IN PREPARATION FOR A PINDARIC ODE TO CARL HUBBELL First Line: Long after, carl Subject(s): Sports FAMOUS RESORT IN LATE AUTUMN First Line: The shouting of the sea and the storm storming FAR ROCKAWAY First Line: The radiant soda of the seashore fashions Last Line: Is a haunting, haunted moon FATHER AND SON Poem Text First Line: On these occasions, the feelings surprise, Subject(s): Fathers & Sons; Death; Coming Of Age; Conduct Of Life; Dead, The FATHER AND SON First Line: On these occasions, the feelings surprise FAUST IN OLD AGE First Line: Poet and veteran of childhood, look! FIRST MORNING OF THE SECOND WORLD First Line: Suddenly %suddenly and certainly, as I watched elsewhere, locked FIRST NIGHT OF FALL AND FALLING RAIN First Line: The common rain had come again Subject(s): Rain FOGGY, FOGGY BLUE First Line: When I was a young man, I loved to write poems FOR ONE WHO WOULD NOT TAKE HIS LIFE IN HIS HANDS Poem Text First Line: Athlete, virtuoso Subject(s): Love FOR ONE WHO WOULD NOT TAKE HIS LIFE IN HIS HANDS First Line: Athlete, virtuoso Last Line: No other means is known Subject(s): Love FOR THE ONE WHO WOULD TAKE MAN'S LIFE IN HIS HANDS Poem Text First Line: Tiger christ unsheathed his sword Subject(s): Murder; War FOR THE ONE WHO WOULD TAKE MAN'S LIFE IN HIS HANDS First Line: Tiger christ unsheathed his sword Last Line: The infinite task of the human heart Subject(s): Murder; War FOUR SPEECHES FROM A PLAY First Line: This was the greatest day of my whole life! FOUR SPEECHES FROM A PLAY, SHENANDOAH: 1 FOUR SPEECHES FROM A PLAY, SHENANDOAH: 2 First Line: Poor child, the center of this sinful earth FOUR SPEECHES FROM A PLAY, SHENANDOAH: 3 First Line: Cry, cry, poor psyche, eight days old FOUR SPEECHES FROM A PLAY, SHENANDOAH: 4 First Line: This is hardly the last time, little boy FULFILLMENT First Line: Is it a dream?' I asked. To which my fellow GENESIS First Line: Interpretation! That's the act of mind GOLD MORNING, SWEET PRINCE First Line: What the sad and passionate gay player of avon avowed GRAVEYARD BY THE SEA, SELS. First Line: This hushed surface where the doves parade GREATEST THING IN NORTH AMERICA First Line: This is the greatest thing in north america HE WHO EXCUSES HIMSELF ALSO ACCUSES HIMSELF First Line: Listen, the dark lark chant once more HOLDERLIN First Line: Now as bedore do you not hear their voices HOPE LIKE THE PHOENIX BREAST RISES AGAIN Poem Text First Line: Who sang and sang beyond the war insane Subject(s): Singing & Singing HOW CAN HE POSSESS HOW STRANGE LOVE IS, IN EVERY STATE OF CONSCIOUSNESS I AM A BOOK I NEITHER WROTE NOR READ I AM CHERRY ALIVE First Line: I am cherry alive,' the little girl sang Last Line: I will always be new I AM TO MY OWN HEART MERELY A SERF I DID NOT KNOW THE SPOILS OF JOY First Line: When that I was and a little tiny boy I DID NOT KNOW THE TRUTH OF GROWING TREES First Line: On the suburban street, guarded by patient trees I WAKEN TO A CALLING IN THE GREEN MORNING, NOW, ONCE MORE Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: In the green morning, before Subject(s): Time; Renewal IN THE GREEN MORNING, NOW, ONCE MORE IN THE NAKED BED, IN PLATO'S CAVE Poem Text Subject(s): Renewal IN THE NAKED BED, IN PLATO'S CAVE Last Line: While history is unforgiven Subject(s): Dawn IN THE SLIGHT RIPPLE, THE MIND PERCEIVES THE HEART First Line: In the slight ripple, the fishes dart Last Line: With its cold mountains, with desolation, %unless love build its city IS IT THE MORNING? IS IT THE LITTLE MORNING? JACOB Poem Text First Line: All was as it is, before the beginning began, before Subject(s): Bible; Religion; Theology JACOB First Line: All was as it is, before the beginning began, before Last Line: Love is unjust: justice is loveless Subject(s): Bible; Religion JOURNEY OF A POEM COMPARED TO ALL THE SAD VARIETY OF TRAVEL First Line: A poem moves forward KING OF KINGS, A KING AMONG THE KINGS, SELS. First Line: Come, let us rejoice in james joyce, in the greatness of this poet KINGDOM OF POETRY First Line: This is like light LATE AUTUMN IN VENICE First Line: The city floats no longer like a bait LETTER TO ORANGES First Line: For days now I've watched you grow fat Last Line: But girl or cat, some ancient lore %makes us both cry, 'more! More!' LINCOLN Poem Text First Line: Manic-depressive lincoln, national hero! Subject(s): American Civil War; Capitalism; Social Commentaries; Lincoln, Abraham (1809-1865) LINCOLN First Line: Manic-depressive lincoln, national hero! Last Line: Tossed on history's ceaseless insane sums!' LITTLE MORNING MUSIC First Line: The birds in the first light twitter and whistle Last Line: Gazing and blazing, blessing and possessing all vividness and all darkness Subject(s): Birds; Morning LOVE AND MASRILYN MONROE First Line: Let us be aware of the true dark gods MAXIMS OF SISYPHUS First Line: Although I was tenacious, I never learned MAY'S TRUTH AND MAY'S FALSEHOOD First Line: All through the briiliant blue and gold afternoon MENTRECHE IL VENTO, COME FA, SI TACE Poem Text First Line: Will you perhaps consent to be Subject(s): Desire; Love MENTRECHE IL VENTO, COME FA, SI TACE First Line: Will you perhaps consent to be Last Line: My many-branched, small and dearest tree Subject(s): Desire; Love METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER First Line: I looked toward the movie, the common dream MIND IS AN ANCIENT AND FAMOUS CAPITAL First Line: The mind is a city like london Last Line: Of every haunted, hunted generation's celebration Variant Title(s): Overtur MIND IS AN ANCIENT AND FAMOUS CAPITAL First Line: The mind is a city like london Last Line: Toward arcturus-and returning as suddenly MORNING BELLS, SELS. MOUNTING SUMMER, BRILLIANT AND OMINOUS First Line: A yellow-headed, gold-hammered, sunflower-lanterned MY LOVE, MY LOVE, MY LOVE, WHY HAVE YOU LEFT ME ALONE? Poem Text First Line: Midmost my twenty-ninth eternity Subject(s): Poe, Edgar Allan (1809-1849) NARCISSUS Poem Text First Line: The mind is a city like london, Subject(s): Mind, The; Narcissus (mythology); Nature NARCISSUS: THE FEAR AND DREAD OF THE MIND OF OTHERS First Line: The others were the despots of despair NARCISSUS: THE RIVER WAS THE EMBLEM OF ALL BEAUTY - ALL First Line: The river was the abundant belly of beauty itself NEWS OF THE GOLD WORLD OF MAY NOW HE KNOWS ALL THERE IS TO KNOW First Line: Whose wood this is I think I know O CHILD, DO NOT FEAR THE DARK AND SLEEP'S DARK POSSESSION First Line: O child, when you go down to sleep and sleep's secession O LOVE, SWEET ANIMAL First Line: O love, dark arnimal ONCE AND FOR ALL First Line: Once, when I was a boy OUT OF THE WATERCOLORED WINDOW, WHEN YOU LOOK First Line: When from the watercolored window idly you look PARLEZ-VOUS FRANCAIS? First Line: Caesar, the amplifier voice, announces PHILOLOGY RECAPITULATED ONTOLOGY, POETRY IS ONTOLOGY First Line: Faithful to your commandments, a consciousness PHOENIX CHOIR, SELS. PHOENIX LYRICS First Line: If nature is life, nature is death POEM First Line: Faithful to your commands POEM First Line: Old man in the crystal morning after snow POEM First Line: You, my photographer POEM First Line: Remember midsummer: the fragrance of box, of white roses POEM First Line: Window - winter POEM First Line: In the morning POEM FOR JACQUES MARITAIN AND LEON TROTZKY First Line: The gentile night and the white stars in congress POEM TO JOHANN SEBASTIAN BACH First Line: Out of the watercolored windows, when you look POEM: HOW MARVELOUS MAN'S KIND IS First Line: How we marvel and must when most POET First Line: The riches of the poet are equal to his poetry POWER AND GLORY OF LANGUAGES First Line: Lordly and might language - eagle of time and space PRAISE IS TRADITIONAL AND APPROPRIATE First Line: I loved the wood because I found in it PROLOGUE: NIGHT ONE First Line: It is midnight now, it is very still: dusk and silence on all PROTHALAMION First Line: Little soul, little flirting PSYCHE PLEADS WITH CUPID First Line: O heart, o deartest heart, dusk again becomes black night RABBI TO PREACH First Line: Rabbi robert raaba will preach REPETITIVE HEART: 3 First Line: All clowns are masked and all personae Last Line: And the past is immortal, the future is inexhaustible REPETITIVE HEART: 4. FOR RHODA First Line: Calmly we walk through this april's day Last Line: Time is the fire in which we burn Variant Title(s): Time Is The Fir REPETITIVE HEART: 9 First Line: The heavy bear who goes with me Last Line: Amid the hundred millions of his kind, %the scrimmage of appetite everywhere Variant Title(s): The Heavy Bea Subject(s): Animals; Bodies; Mortality REPETTIVE HEART: POEMS IN IMITATION OF THE FUGUE, SELS. SAINT, REVOLUTIONIST SALUTE VALENTINE First Line: I'll drink to thee only with my eyes SARAH Poem Text Recitation First Line: The angel said to me:'why are you laughing?' Subject(s): Sarah (bible) SARAH First Line: The angel said to me:'why are you laughing?' Last Line: The joke's on me!' Subject(s): Bible; Religion SATURDAY'S CHILD First Line: I think of blue confetti, amusement parks SAXOPHONE First Line: This sobbing fits the city - you can't see SEQUEL First Line: First love is first death. There is no other SEQUEL, THE CONCLUSION, THE ENDLESSNESS First Line: For thus, since the body's death is quick, seems less SEURAT'S SUNDAY AFTERNOON ALONG THE SEINE Poem Text First Line: What are they looking at? Is it the river? Subject(s): Seine (river), France; Seurat, Georges (1859-1891) SEURAT'S SUNDAY AFTERNOON ALONG THE SEINE First Line: What are they looking at? Is it the river? Subject(s): Seine (river), France; Seurat, Georges (1859-1891) SIN OF HAMLET First Line: The horns in the harbor booming, vaguely SMALL SCORE First Line: Meek, sang the crickets, wheat, meet, creek Last Line: Arising surely all over the great blue %bay above them SOCRATES' GHOST MUST HAUNT ME NOW Last Line: Old noumenon, come true, come true! SOMEONE IS HARSHLY COUGHING AS BEFORE SONNET Poem Text First Line: The beautiful american word, sure SONNET First Line: I follow thought and what the world announces SONNET First Line: The beautiful american word, sure Last Line: In dark accidents the mind's sufficient grace Subject(s): Love SONNET ON FAMOUS AND FAMILIAR SONNETS AND EXPERIENCES First Line: Shall I compare her to a summer play? SONNET SUGGESTED BY HOMER, CHAUCER, SHAKESPEARE ... ET AL First Line: Let me not, ever, to the marriage in cana SONNET: O CITY, CITY First Line: To live between terms, to live where death SONNET: THE GHOSTS OF JAMES AND PIERCE IN HARVARD YARD First Line: The ghosts of james and pierce in harvard yard SPIDERS First Line: Is the spider a monster in miniature? SPRING First Line: Sprng has returned! Everything has returned! STARLIGHT LIKE INTUITION PIERCED THE TWELVE Poem Text First Line: The starlight's intuitions pierced the twelve Subject(s): Apostles; Bible; Jesus Christ; Religion; Disciples, Twelve; Theology STARLIGHT LIKE INTUITION PIERCED THE TWELVE First Line: The starlight's intuitions pierced the twelve Last Line: And we shall never be as once we were, %this life will never be what once it was! Subject(s): Apostles; Bible; Jesus Christ; Religion STERNE First Line: Held on bondage day and and night SUMMER KNOWLEDGE Poem Text First Line: Summer knowledge is not the winter's truth, the truth of fall Subject(s): Knowledge; Summer SUMMER KNOWLEDGE First Line: Summer knowledge is not the winter's truth, the truth of fall Last Line: In the consummation and the annihilation of the blaze of fall Subject(s): Knowledge; Summer SWIFT Poem Text Recitation by Author First Line: What shall presto do for pretty prattle Subject(s): Swift, Jonathan (1667-1745) SWIFT First Line: What shall presto do for pretty prattle Subject(s): Swift, Jonathan (1667-1745) THE BALLAD OF THE CHILDREN OF THE CZAR Poem Text First Line: The children of the czar Subject(s): Nicholas Ii, Czar Of Russia (1868-1918); Children; Ancestors & Ancestry; Immigrants; Childhood; Heritage; Heredity; Emigrant; Emigration; Immigration THE DARK AND FALLING SUMMER Poem Text First Line: The rain was full of the freshness Subject(s): Rain; Summer THE DESPERANTO OF WILLYNULLY Poem Text First Line: Her father's early portrait shows Subject(s): Time; Portraits; Fathers & Daughters THE FIRST NIGHT OF FALL AND FALLING RAIN Poem Text First Line: The common rain had come again Subject(s): Rain THE FOGGY, FOGGY BLUE Poem Text First Line: When I was a young man, I loved to write poems Subject(s): Poetry & Poets; Aging; Truth; Masks THE HEART FLIES UP, ERRATIC AS A KITE Poem Text First Line: Whistles like light in leaves, o light Subject(s): Love THE HEAVY BEAR WHO GOES WITH ME Poem Text Recitation Subject(s): Bears; Mortality THE KINGDOM OF POETRY Poem Text First Line: Poetry is certainly Subject(s): Poetry & Poets THE MOUNTING SUMMER, BRILLIANT AND OMINOUS Poem Text First Line: A yellow-headed, golden-hammered; sunflower-lanterned Subject(s): Summer THE RIVER WAS THE EMBLEM OF ALL BEAUTY; ALL Poem Text First Line: The river swanly in its swanhood flowed Subject(s): Rivers; Nature; Beauty THE RUMON AND THE WHIR OF UNBORN WINGS Poem Text First Line: Some girl serene, some girl whose being is Subject(s): Life THE SELF UNSATISFIED RUNS EVERYWHERE Poem Text First Line: Sunday and sunlight ashen on the square Subject(s): Self THE SELF-BETRAYAL WHICH IS NOTHING NEW Poem Text First Line: Look now, miraculous, mirabillis, and true! Subject(s): Fame; United States; Reputation; America THE TRUE-BLUE AMERICAN Poem Text First Line: Jeremiah dickson was a true-blue american, Subject(s): Americans; Materialism THIS IS A POEM I WROTE AT NIGHT, BEFORE THE DAWN First Line: This is a poem I wrote before I died and was reborn TIME'S DEDICATION First Line: My heart beating, my blood running TIRED AND UNHAPPY, YOU THINK OF HOUSES Last Line: So many surround you, ringing your fate, %caught in an anger exact as a machine! TO A FUGITIVE First Line: The night you got away, I dreamed you rose TO HELEN First Line: O sea! ... 'tis I, risen form death once more TRUE RECOGNITION IS OFTEN REFUSED Poem Text First Line: We poets by the past and future used Subject(s): Poetry & Poets TRUE, THE GOOD AND THE BEAUTIFUL First Line: Dear citizens, %I heard the newsboys shouting 'europe! Europe!' Last Line: Let john who was as much estranged as I %now in the last estrangement judge the truth! TRUE-BLUE AMERICAN First Line: Jeremiah dickson was a true-blue american TWELFTH NIGHT, NEXT YEAR, A WEDEK-END IN ETERNITY Poem Text First Line: Ww who hang our hearts up, like christmas stockings Subject(s): Santa Claus; Nicholas, Saint TWO LYRICS FROM KILROY'S CARNIVAL: A MASQUE First Line: Kiss me there where pride is glimmering VIVALDI Poem Text First Line: In the dark church of music Subject(s): Vivaldi, Antonio (1678-1741) VIVALDI First Line: In the dark church of music Last Line: Is supreme consciousness, the grasped reality of reality, moving forward, %now and forever Subject(s): Vivaldi, Antonio (1678-1741) WASHINGTON BRIDGE, DECEMBER 1929 First Line: Now in the darkness of the year WHAT CURIOUS DRESSES ALL MEN WEAR First Line: What curious dresses all men wear! WHAT IS TO BE GIVEN Poem Text Last Line: For like a gun is touch WHAT IS TO BE GIVEN Last Line: For like a gun is touch Subject(s): Love WHEN I REMEMBER THE ADVENT WHO DO YOU WRITE AN ENDLESS HISTORY? Poem Text First Line: Why when you write do you most frequently Subject(s): Poetry & Poets WINTER TWILIGHT, GLOWING BLACK AND GOLD First Line: That time of year you may in me behold WISE QUESTION First Line: Some rockerfeller said to me one day Last Line: Before I'd be the president of germany, %I'd turn it on myself, if I were he! WORDS FOR A TRUMPET CHORALE CELEBRATING THE AUTUMN First Line: Come and come forth and come up from the cup of WORLD WAS WARM AND WHITE WHEN I WAS BORN WOULD-BE HUNGARIAN First Line: Come, let us meditate upon the fate of a little boy who wished to be YEATS DIED SATURDAY IN FRANCE YOUNG CHILD AND HIS PREGNANT MOTHER First Line: At four years nature is mountainous |
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