Classic and Contemporary Poetry
METEORS, by ANNA PHILIPINE EICHBERG First Line: Tears of gold the heavens wept Last Line: With tears of gold in flowing hair. Subject(s): Meteors | ||||||||
TEARS of gold the heavens wept; They fell and were by billows swept Into the sea, 'mid coral caves, Where roll the ever-restless waves. And thus they lay, till they were found By mermaids on the ocean's ground. The sea-nymphs took the gems so rare, And wound them in their sea-green hair. And often now some summer's night The ocean gleams with golden light Caused by the mermaids sporting there With tears of gold in flowing hair. | Other Poems of Interest...SONGS OF THE SEA CHILDREN: 11 by BLISS CARMAN THE METEORITE by ALMEDA M. CASTELLO THE METEOR by HORACE W. STOKES A LOOK-OUT FOR THIRTY YEARS by CHARLES TENNYSON TURNER MISSING THE METEORS, 1866 by CHARLES TENNYSON TURNER YEAR OF METEORS (1859-60) by WALT WHITMAN WILLIE BREW'D A PECK O' MAUT by ROBERT BURNS THE CARELESS GALLANT by THOMAS JORDAN |
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