Classic and Contemporary Poetry
MY BIRTHDAY, by GEORGE CRABBE Poet's Biography First Line: Through a dull tract of woe, of dread Last Line: Are choked, are check'd, by many a weed. Subject(s): Birthdays | ||||||||
THROUGH a dull tract of woe, of dread, The toiling year has pass'd and fled: And, lo! in sad and pensive strain, I sing my birth-day date again. Trembling and poor, I saw the light, New waking from unconscious night: Trembling and poor I still remain To meet unconscious night again. Time in my pathway strews few flowers, To cheer or cheat the weary hours; And those few strangers, dear indeed, Are choked, are check'd, by many a weed. | Other Poems of Interest...THE BIRTHDAY PARTY by JOSEPHINE JACOBSEN BIRTHDAY (AUTOBIOGRAPHY) by ROBINSON JEFFERS POEM FOR MY TWENTIETH BIRTHDAY by KENNETH KOCH A HAPPY BIRTHDAY by TED KOOSER FOR A SOLDIER'S BIRTHDAY by EVE MERRIAM PICTURE THIS:/ FOR THE 100TH BIRTHDAY OF QUEEN ELIZABETH THE QUEEN MOTHER by ANDREW MOTION POEM FOR MY BIRTHDAY by LISEL MUELLER THE BOROUGH: LETTER 22. POOR OF THE BOROUGH. PETER GRIMES by GEORGE CRABBE |
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