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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
INHERITANCE, by HORTENSE KING FLEXNER First Line: Prometheus, pitying men Last Line: In utter well-being. Subject(s): Inheritance & Succession; Heirs | |||
Prometheus, pitying men, Dared the long wrath of gods, Thongs and the vulture— To bring to earth The fire, Before which I drowse In utter well-being. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...INHERITANCE by ANNA HEMPSTEAD BRANCH THE MEEK SHALL INHERIT by RICHARD EUGENE BURTON THE GRIEF OF AN HEIR by WILLIAM COWPER THE THREE-CORNERED LOT by NATHALIA CRANE FROM JUNE TO JUNE by NORMAN STAUNTON DIKE HAME CONTENT: A SATIRE by ROBERT FERGUSSON ROB. FERGUSSON'S LAST WILL by ROBERT FERGUSSON FABLES: 2ND SER. 12. PAN AND FORTUNE by JOHN GAY VIRGIDEMIAE: BOOK 5: SATIRE: 4 by JOSEPH HALL 800,000 VIBRATIONS TO THE SECOND by HORTENSE KING FLEXNER |
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