Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TO AN ASTRONOMER, by ANNE CHARLOTTE LYNCH BOTTA Poet's Biography First Line: Upon the professor we'll waste not a glance Last Line: And ogle at leisure diana and venus. Subject(s): Astronomy & Astronomers; Eyes | ||||||||
Upon the Professor we'll waste not a glance, Since he has no eyes for us poor terrestrials; With his heart can we have any possible chance, When he gives us for rivals a host of celestials? What cares he for eyes, whether hazel or blue, Or for any slight charms such as we share between us, -- When, his glass in his hand, he can sit the night through, And ogle at leisure Diana and Venus. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...BANGLA DESH: 2. THE BLOOD IN MY EYES by FAIZ AHMED FAIZ DUST IN THE EYES by ROBERT FROST THE CEREMONY OF OPENING THE MOUTH AND THE EYES by FORREST GANDER YOUR EYES by GEORGIA DOUGLAS JOHNSON THROUGH A GLASS EYE, LIGHTLY by CAROLYN KIZER AB ASTRIS by ANNE CHARLOTTE LYNCH BOTTA |
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