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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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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
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.
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