Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LA SAISIAZ: PROLOGUE, by ROBERT BROWNING Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: Good, to forgive / best, to forget Last Line: Yours be the care! Subject(s): Forgetfulness | ||||||||
DEDICATED TO MRS. SUTHERLAND ORR GOOD, to forgive; Best, to forget! Living, we fret; Dying, we live. Fretless and free, Soul, clap thy pinion! Earth have dominion, Body, o'er thee! Wander at will, Day after day, -- Wander away, Wandering still -- Soul that canst soar! Body may slumber: Body shall cumber Soul-flight no more. Waft of soul's wing! What lies above? Sunshine and Love, Skyblue and Spring! Body hides -- where? Ferns of all feather, Mosses and heather, Yours be the care! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...TWO SONNETS: 1 by DAVID LEHMAN THE MUSIC BOX by NAOMI SHIHAB NYE MUDDY KID COMES HOME by SANDRA CISNEROS FUNCTIONAL FORGETTING by STEPHEN DOBYNS SHOYN FERGESSIN: 'I'VE FORGOTTEN' IN YIDDISH by ALBERT GOLDBARTH THE GIFT TO SING by JAMES WELDON JOHNSON SINGING BACK THE WORLD by DORIANNE LAUX IT'S NOT COLD HERE by ELEANOR WILNER CHILDE ROLAND TO THE DARK TOWER CAME' by ROBERT BROWNING |
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