Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CANOE SONG, by E. FRERE CHAMPNEY First Line: Dip! Dip! Softly slip Last Line: Young as now and ever one. Subject(s): Canoes & Canoeing | ||||||||
DIP! Dip! Softly slip Down the river shining wide, Dim and far the dark banks are; Life is love and naught beside. Onward, drifting with the tide. Drip, drip, from paddle tip Myriad ripples swirl and swoon; Shiv'ring 'mid the ruddy stars, Mirrored in the deep lagoon, Faintly floats the mummied moon. Soft, soft, high aloft, -- Ever thus till time is done, -- Worlds will die; may thou and I Glide beneath a gentler sun, Young as now and ever one. | 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 DRIFTING by HENRY HARMON CHAMBERLIN JR. 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 RE-VOYAGE by EMILY PAULINE JOHNSON JOY (2) by GEORGIA DOUGLAS JOHNSON |
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