Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ENDURANCE, by MERLING D. CLYDE First Line: The june-grass waves in silvered sheets Last Line: To reach the land of dreams. Subject(s): Perseverance | ||||||||
The June-grass waves in silvered sheets; A hawk sails lazily; The road unwinds its ribboned way To lead on endlessly. Dust clouds circle across the plain, A scorching wind moans by, Mirages fling up blue-green lakes To taunt the seeking eye. The desert wastes must first be crossed To find the cooling streams; The barren spots must be traversed To reach the land of dreams. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...AT THE LOS ANGELES COUNTY MUSEUM OF ART by EDWARD FIELD DON'T FRET NOW by SIMON J. ORTIZ MATISSE TOO by ALICIA SUSKIN OSTRIKER COMPENSATION by RICHARD ALDINGTON THE DEAD RIDE FAST by RICHARD PALMER BLACKMUR HALLOWED GROUND by MERLING D. CLYDE |
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