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Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Searching... Subject: MADAGASCAR Matches Found: 19 UPDATE command denied to user 'poetryex_users'@'localhost' for table `poetryex_poems`.`subcnt` CONSENT AND UNION, by UNKNOWN+454 Poem Source First Line: O, ramatoa, ramatoa! %-what is it? %-just come here Last Line: #name? Subject(s): Madagascar DEATH, by UNKNOWN+454 Poem Source First Line: You leaves of grass, you slender reeds Last Line: But it is the beloved that causes death Subject(s): Madagascar DESIRE, HESITATION, DECLARATION, by UNKNOWN+454 Poem Source First Line: Blue-rooted onion, %blue-leaved sugar cane Last Line: I am used to sleeping alone Subject(s): Madagascar FIVE FRIVOLOUS SONGS: 4. THE BOOLA-BOOLA MAID, by ROBERT WILLIAM SERVICE Poem Source Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: In the wilds of madagascar dwelt a boola-boola maid Last Line: As she sings this song with glee Subject(s): Madagascar; Nonsense GOOD AND EVIL, by UNKNOWN+454 Poem Source First Line: That path, that path %turns here and turns there Last Line: For I am tired of your speeches, you men Subject(s): Madagascar HOW A CAKE OF SOAP SAVED MADAGASCAR, by AMOS RUSSEL WELLS Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Once, in heathen madagascar, to the missionary band Last Line: And honor, not the least of all, to that fine cake of soap! Subject(s): Cleansing Agents; Madagascar; Missions & Missionaries; Detergents; Soap; Cleansing Compounds; Disinfection And Disinfectants MOCKERY AND HUMOR, by UNKNOWN+454 Poem Source First Line: The marovatana are loud-mouthed, but cannot orate Last Line: It is small, but it surely struck the upper nape of the neck Subject(s): Madagascar PARENTS AND CHILDREN, by UNKNOWN+454 Poem Source First Line: Who is that man in front of you? Last Line: When they come in, their meal is ready Subject(s): Madagascar POVERTY AND WEALTH, by UNKNOWN+454 Poem Source First Line: I am the rustling of bark from banana shoots Last Line: The gaunt cattle are not licked by their companions Subject(s): Madagascar PRAYERS AND IMPRECATIONS, by UNKNOWN+454 Poem Source First Line: What does blame resemble? Last Line: Let the earth and the sky be joined Subject(s): Madagascar PRIDE, by UNKNOWN+454 Poem Source First Line: Your friend is not the winter grass Last Line: I am not beautiful, but proud Subject(s): Madagascar REFUSAL, by UNKNOWN+454 Poem Source First Line: Even if the sun were my father, %even if the moon were my mother Last Line: -let me follow my path, for we are too closely related %(to marry) Subject(s): Madagascar REGRETS, REPROACHES, AND INDIFFERENCE, by UNKNOWN+454 Poem Source First Line: I am an ant, an ant Last Line: That I may find the goodness I have not found Subject(s): Madagascar RIVALS, by UNKNOWN+454 Poem Source First Line: Broken rush following the raft, %broken reed following the canoe Last Line: Love your wife, %but do not abandon me Subject(s): Madagascar SEPARATION AND ABANDONMENT, by UNKNOWN+454 Poem Source First Line: Tell the clouds to wait, %for the wind is subsiding Last Line: You are summoned by the watchman's challenge Subject(s): Madagascar THINGS MEN HAVE TOLD ME, by JAN LEE ANDE Poem Source First Line: When my father was a boy he fell down in a stony Last Line: My future in those first strange words Subject(s): Language; Madagascar; Travel VARIANTS, by UNKNOWN+454 Poem Source First Line: Tsararaka signs the guinea-hen Last Line: Does not fear what simmers Subject(s): Madagascar WAR, by UNKNOWN+454 Poem Source First Line: In haste the clouds would mass together Last Line: And no one may challenge us Subject(s): Madagascar WISDOM AND FOOLISHNESS, by UNKNOWN+454 Poem Source First Line: The white egret does not forsake the cattle Last Line: If you have red-spear Subject(s): Madagascar |
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