Classic and Contemporary Poetry
A SUGGESTION, by BERTON BRALEY Poet's Biography First Line: I send, transmit, consign, convey Last Line: "I wish you ""merry christmas." Subject(s): Christmas; Expressionism - Poets; Letters; Postal Service; Nativity, The; Postmen; Post Office; Mail; Mailmen | ||||||||
(Hint, Idea, Conception, Thought, Plan for a Christmas Yuletide, Holiday Card, Missive, Note, Epistle. With the aid, succor, assistance, help and co-operation of Roget's Thesaurus.) I send, transmit, consign, convey, Mail, post, address to you This poem, stanza, carol, lay, Which herewith you may view, See, look at, glimpse, peruse and con And thus perhaps you'll find, Learn, guess, discover, come upon Just what I have in mind. This cerebration, concept, thought Is really very clear, Plain, obvious, distinctly wrought And thus it will appear, Be manifest, made evident What this is all about, And with what purpose, plan, intent This card is going out. It offers, tenders, helps express Love, friendship, admiration, Regard, affection, tenderness, Fervor and adulation. Oh, were it not for smallness of This card, it might be hinted I'd send more synonyms for Love Than Roget ever printed. So if you dwell, live, stay, abide On isle, peak, plain or isthmus, I greet, salute you, and beside I wish you "Merry Christmas." | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...GETTING THE MAIL by GALWAY KINNELL THE DE CARLO LOTS by ANNE WALDMAN OPPOSITES: 37 by RICHARD WILBUR |
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