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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Subject: ARTIFACTS Matches Found: 11 UPDATE command denied to user 'poetryex_users'@'localhost' for table `poetryex_poems`.`subcnt` ARROWHEAD, by ROBERT PACK Poem Text First Line: Where two streams joined, we met Subject(s): Artifacts ARTIFACT: WHEN - OUT OF...DELIGHT, by ELENI SIKELIANOS Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: When - out of my d in the b of the house of g - the loveliness of the many Last Line: —abbÉ suger Subject(s): Artifacts BEGINNINGS; NATURAL MUSEUM OF SCOTLAND, by JEFFREY GREENE Poem Text First Line: On the ground floor called 'beginnings' Subject(s): Artifacts; History; National Museum Of Scotland; Historians EGGSTRACTS FROM THE ROEHAMPTON CHRONICLE, by EDWARD LEAR Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: This remarkable instance of snumphus, or peppi Last Line: Or donkies. %q.E.D. Subject(s): Antiques; Artifacts; History IMPRESSIONS, by KAREN SWENSON Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: I pluck the leaves and print them Last Line: The fingerprints still wet upon its flank. Subject(s): Artifacts; Mothers & Sons MOLASSES REEF WRECK, by LAURENCE LIEBERMAN Poem Source First Line: No telling %how many ships Last Line: Face banishment from these our sovereign %blest shores Subject(s): Artifacts; Colonialism; Columbus, Christopher (1451-1506); Coral; Disasters; Diving And Divers; Explorers; Seaweed; Shipwrecks; Slavery; Spain; West Indies ROSEBUDS IN CLOISONNE, by GERTRUDE M. ROBINSON Poem Text First Line: A priceless thing - my vase of cloisonne Last Line: Of rosebuds in a vase of cloisonne? Subject(s): Artifacts; Vases SEVENTY-FIVE KIMONOS, by LYNN PATTISON Poem Source First Line: Altogether my mother had seventy-five kimonos-different weaves Last Line: The crumpling and cinching was important. I never touch them Subject(s): Art And Artists; Artifacts; Museums THE EXCAVATION, by GREGORY ORR Poem Full Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: In this dry, stubble field Last Line: In this dry, stubble field. Subject(s): Archeology; Artifacts; Curiosities & Wonders; Fathers; Native Americans; Old Age; Indians Of America; American Indians; Indians Of South America THE POTTERY MAKER, by CAREY YATES BUSBY Poem Text First Line: Crouching dumb in caverns deep Last Line: The perfect song. Subject(s): Art & Artists; Artifacts; Clay; Pottery And Potters THE WINGED EROS OF TUNIS, RECOVERED FROM THE SEA NEAR MAHDIA IN 1904, by GEORGE EDWARD WOODBERRY Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Beautiful bronze boy, wing Last Line: Of the waves for our worship and love. Subject(s): Artifacts; Rebirth; Sea; Ocean |
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