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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TOWARD SPACE, by SARA BARD FIELD First Line: Clutch the granite earth Last Line: In spiral flight. Alternate Author Name(s): Wood, Charles Erskine Scoot, Mrs. Subject(s): Space & Space Travel; Outer Space; Fourth Dimension | |||
Clutch the granite earth. Weight your feet with stones. Brace your back against Her planetary bones. But clutch and weight and brace Avail you not at all, Once you look toward space, You reel. You fall Forever prone to lie On rigid face While juggled fire-balls fly Through frigid space. Or else, one day, to rise On wings of light To the apex of the skies In spiral flight. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE MULTIVERSE by ALBERT GOLDBARTH EMBLEMS OF LOVE: 33. LOVE KEEPS ALL THINGS IN ORDER by PHILIP AYRES DISTANCES by WILLIAM STANLEY BRAITHWAITE SCIENCE by RICHARD EUGENE BURTON TIME SPACE by ISABEL FISKE CONANT YELLOW STARS AND ICE by SUSAN STEWART BLIND JOURNEY by SARA BARD FIELD CONTEMPORARY by SARA BARD FIELD COULD YOU NOT WATCH WITH ME ONE LITTLE HOUR? by SARA BARD FIELD |
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