Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MOLE-BLIND, by MARTHANN CANFIELD First Line: Conscious of fine Last Line: For smiling grows shorter. Subject(s): Reality | ||||||||
Conscious of fine Concern is her movement And so proud and hard In its reaching pulse That now it would seem belittled By a lesser phase, A finish, an assurance. Now in tenderness she lies; Without her is cold blindness But she will seek again, Mildly sensing her reality That is not of the living But does not leave with those gone. The emptiness of wanting Creeps on her as time For smiling grows shorter. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...JASON THE REAL by TONY HOAGLAND APPEARANCE AND REALITY by JOHN HOLLANDER A WORKING PRINCIPLE by DAVID IGNATOW THE REVOLUTIONARY by JOSEPHINE JACOBSEN REAL AND HALF REAL by ROBINSON JEFFERS FREE FANTASIA ON JAPANESE THEMES by AMY LOWELL |
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