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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
FENWAY PARK, by AMY LOWELL Poet Analysis Poet's Biography
First Line: Through the spring-thickened branches
Subject(s): Colors
First Line: Through the spring-thickened branches
Subject(s): Colors
THROUGH the spring-thickened branches
I see it floating,
An ivory dome
Headed to gold by the dim sun.
It hangs against a white-misted sky,
And the swollen branches
Open or cover it,
As they blow in the wet wind.
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