Classic and Contemporary Poetry
EVENING, by CLARA MCKEE BEEDE First Line: There are some white clouds floating by Last Line: The weary souls akin. Subject(s): Earth; Nature; Soul; World | ||||||||
There are some white clouds floating by, On blue up there so high, I love to watch the patterns form As they roll past my eye. I hear the poplars rustling soft, While sighing gently bent. The mocking bird he's singing gay Some measures only lent. The shining corn blades stretching up, While growing strong and fine. Small apple trees all fringed with leaves Are waving all the time. The glowing sun is dropping now, While tinting gold the grass. A soothing breeze it cools my brow All earth gorgeous in mass! And blooming flowers perfume the air A brook gurgles below. The window panes all bright and gay, The sun has touched aglow. There's something grand in nature's way! An echo wells within My soul. How God above does bless The weary souls akin. | Discover our poem explanations - click here!Other Poems of Interest...THE BROKEN BALANCE by ROBINSON JEFFERS SUBJECTED EARTH by ROBINSON JEFFERS GEOMETAPHYSICS by MARGARET AVISON NIAGARA by JOHN FREDERICK NIMS SOPHISTICATION by CONRAD AIKEN I SEE CHILE IN MY REARVIEW MIRROR by AGHA SHAHID ALI WASHING OUR HANDS OF THE REST OF AMERICA by MARVIN BELL THE EARTH IS A LIVING THING by LUCILLE CLIFTON |
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