Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LYRIC, by AL-BARRAQ First Line: Lo, as the thrushes' throats Last Line: Being so close to thee. | ||||||||
Lo, as the thrushes' throats Throb with their golden notes The river's silver dress Shakes in the wind's caress. The gently cooing dove (Dost thou not hear, my love?) Is stirred to ecstasy, Being so close to thee. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE CAMELOPARD by HILAIRE BELLOC ON FIRST ENTERING WESTMINSTER ABBEY by LOUISE IMOGEN GUINEY SATIRES OF CIRCUMSTANCE: 3. BY HER AUNT'S GRAVE by THOMAS HARDY TO SCIENCE; SONNET by EDGAR ALLAN POE UNION SONG by ERNST MORITZ ARNDT EIGHT VOLUNTEERS by LANSING C. BAILEY SONNET: 5 by RICHARD BARNFIELD LET NO BIRD SING by VERNE TAYLOR BENEDICT |
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