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ELEMENTAL, by VERNE BRIGHT First Line: Fire, malevolent, can char Last Line: Love is much akin to these. | ||||||||
Fire, malevolent, can char And make a cinder of a star. Water, with its trivial thrust, Can grind a continent to dust. With its swift obsidian dart, Frost can break a mountain's heart.... To a soul bereft of ease, Love is much akin to these. | Other Poems of Interest...HARVEST OUT OF STONE by VERNE BRIGHT LAMENT FOR OLD MEN by VERNE BRIGHT LAMENT FOR PIONEERS by VERNE BRIGHT ONLY THE HEART IS HAUNTED by VERNE BRIGHT OCTAVES: 7 by EDWIN ARLINGTON ROBINSON TO W.P.: 3 by GEORGE SANTAYANA OLD MAN by JEAN STARR UNTERMEYER LINES BY CLAUDIA by EMILY JANE BRONTE |
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