Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ANTONINA, by H. A. BOYNE First Line: See antonina playing her guitar Last Line: And seek for more to make her music whole. Subject(s): Flirtation; Guitars | ||||||||
SEE Antonina playing her guitar, With taper fingers straying o'er the strings Which breathe soft-sounding chords, that, trembling far Into the night, are borne on airy wings. But Antonina's music is more rare; For with her eyes -- the fingers of her soul -- She plays upon men's heart-strings: friend, beware! For snapping of one string she naught does care; Nay, were they all to break, she'd toss her hair And seek for more to make her music whole. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE LADY TO HER GUITAR by EMILY JANE BRONTE THE LEGEND OF FAMOUS .. GUITAR MASTERS, CAVELIERO COMER AND DON HILL by CHARLES COTTON MY OLD GUITAR by F. G. HINSDALE SONG FOR THE GUITAR by ROBERT UNDERWOOD JOHNSON DROPPING CHIN by ALFRED FRANCIS KREYMBORG A HOME-MADE FAIRY TALE by JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY HER LIGHT CUITAR by JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY THE OLD GUITAR by JAMES WHITCOMB RILEY |
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