Classic and Contemporary Poetry
DRIFTING, by HENRY HARMON CHAMBERLIN JR. First Line: Drifting in our frail canoe Last Line: Drifting, drifting evermore. Subject(s): Canoes & Canoeing | ||||||||
DRIFTING in our frail canoe On the dusky, silent stream, Dearest, see! The sunset-gleam Fires love's torch for me and you. Coral clouds and pearly sky, Flaming in the farthest west, Softly whisper peace and rest, Peace and rest that never die. Let us shun the sable shore, Frowning at us slipping by. Let's be happy, you and I, Drifting, drifting evermore. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE MEASURE OF THE YEAR by JAMES GALVIN AN OLD SAW NEWLY RENDERED by LEVI BISHOP CANOE SONG by E. FRERE CHAMPNEY THE CANOE by ISABELLA VALANCY CRAWFORD WATER SILLIES by FAIRFAX DOWNEY THE SONG OF THE LIGHT CANOE by HORACE SPENCER FISKE LISLE'S RIVER by JAMES HARRISON |
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