Classic and Contemporary Poetry
FOR THE NEW YEAR, by EDWIN MARKHAM Poet's Biography First Line: Are you sheltered, curled up and content by your world's warm fire? Last Line: Out to some battle. Subject(s): Holidays; New Year | ||||||||
Are you sheltered, curled up and content by your world's warm fire? Then I say that your soul is in danger, The sons of the Light, they are down with God in the mire, God in the manger. So rouse from your perilous ease; to your sword and your shield! Your ease is the ease of the cattle! Hark, hark, where the bugles are calling: out to some field Out to some battle. | Other Poems of Interest...CHINESE NEW YEAR by LYNDA HULL NEW YEAR'S POEM by MARGARET AVISON A SPEED OF HISTORY by MARGARET AVISON NEW YEAR'S DAY by DAVID LEHMAN LINES FOR THE NEW YEAR by JULIE CARR I AM RUNNING INTO A NEW YEAR by LUCILLE CLIFTON |
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