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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
NOVICE, by JULIA FIELD BROWN
First Line: The arms of the elm
Last Line: In silver arabesque.
Subject(s): Writer's Block
First Line: The arms of the elm
Last Line: In silver arabesque.
Subject(s): Writer's Block
The arms of the elm
Reach out in the storm,
Grotesquely groping,
Reaching for the wind.
Twinkling snow
Spins over the floor
Writing in silver tracery . . .
So gropes my pen
For words the heart does know
But cannot spin
In silver arabesque.
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