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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Subject: CRAFTSMANSHIP Matches Found: 14 UPDATE command denied to user 'poetryex_users'@'localhost' for table `poetryex_poems`.`subcnt` A CRAFTSMAN'S AMBITION, by BLISS CARMAN Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Of craftsmen I would rather be Last Line: To give folk pleasure when they dine. Subject(s): Craftsmanship; Silversmiths A SONG OF HANDICRAFTS, by ANNIE MATHESON Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Sunlight from the sky's own heart Last Line: Sons, and heirs of all thy lands! Subject(s): Craftsmanship; Weavers And Weaving CARRYING MY TOOLS, by LUIS J. RODRIGUEZ Poem Source First Line: Any good craftsman carries his tools Last Line: So there may not be any work today, %but when there is, I'll be ready. %I got my tools Subject(s): Craftsmanship; Politics; Tools CARVED SANDAL-WOOD, by MATTIE HALLAM LACY Poem Text First Line: O jewel-casket, sandal-wood Last Line: To voice your scented mysteries. Subject(s): Craftsmanship CORRECT COMPASSION; TO MR. PHILIP ALLISON, by JAMES KIRKUP Poem Source First Line: Cleanly, sir, you went to the core of the matter Last Line: Informing a correct compassion, that performs its love, and makes it live Subject(s): Compassion; Craftsmanship; Surgery CRAFTSMEN OF THE LITTLE BOX, by VASKO POPA Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: Don't open the little box Last Line: Don't let her get out of your sight Alternate Author Name(s): Popa, Vasco Subject(s): Craftsmanship CROCHETING, by TARA BRAY Poem Source First Line: At first in twitches too quick for hope Last Line: One stitch, one stitch, one concentrated stitch Subject(s): Art And Artists; Craftsmanship DRAWN BY STONES, BY EARTH, BY THINGS THAT HAVE BEEN IN FIRE, by MARVIN BELL Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: I can tell you about this because I have held in my hand Last Line: Like inky sponges that walk away in the deep water. Subject(s): Craftsmanship; Elephants POTTERY MAKER, by MARGARET MARCHAND BROWN Poem Text First Line: Yellow the pueblo, sun! Last Line: To a woman. Subject(s): Craftsmanship; Pottery And Potters; Women THE OLD RAIL FENCE, by MARTHA GRASSHAM PURCELL Poem Text First Line: I never see a gray rail fence Last Line: Whatever fate befall. Subject(s): Craftsmanship THE STATUARY, by VICTOR GUSTAVE PLARR Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Mong purple deeps and foam-engirdled shallows Last Line: Till now his fame to the four winds is blown. Subject(s): Craftsmanship; Labor & Laborers; Old Age; Work; Workers THE STORY RETOLD, by MRS. R. B. HALSTEAD Poem Text First Line: Little boat, I made you, you're mine Last Line: "with love divine on calvary." Subject(s): Boats; Craftsmanship THE YELLOW HAMMER, by SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE Poem Text Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: The spruce and limber yellow-hammer Last Line: With notes as of one who brass is filing. Subject(s): Birds; Craftsmanship ZENITH, by HAROLD CALEB DALTON Poem Text First Line: Urns of carrara marble I have seen Last Line: A bowl as lovely as the blinding sky. Alternate Author Name(s): Dalton, Power Subject(s): Craftsmanship |
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