Classic and Contemporary Poetry
DREAMS OF LIFE: 5, by TIMOTHY THOMAS FORTUNE First Line: Upon the future life we build Last Line: Round which eternity may twine! | ||||||||
Upon the future life we build, As built the toilers of the Nile, Whose rude and ruthless tyrants willed That God's eternal sun should smile On monuments of dust and stone Which should defy the flight of Time, Beneath dumb hieroglyphics groan, The wonder of each age and clime! And still they stand, in Winter's storms And vernal Summer's rays benign, Lifting on high grand, gloomy forms Round which eternity may twine! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...BYRON'S OAK AT NEWSTEAD ABBEY by TIMOTHY THOMAS FORTUNE DREAMS OF LIFE: 1 by TIMOTHY THOMAS FORTUNE DREAMS OF LIFE: 10 by TIMOTHY THOMAS FORTUNE DREAMS OF LIFE: 2 by TIMOTHY THOMAS FORTUNE DREAMS OF LIFE: 6 by TIMOTHY THOMAS FORTUNE DREAMS OF LIFE: 7 by TIMOTHY THOMAS FORTUNE DREAMS OF LIFE: 8 by TIMOTHY THOMAS FORTUNE DREAMS OF LIFE: 9 by TIMOTHY THOMAS FORTUNE EDGAR ALLAN POE by TIMOTHY THOMAS FORTUNE MOUNTAINEER AND POET by ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING THE CLIFF SWALLOWS by DEBRA NYSTROM GATHERING SONG OF DONALD [OR, DONUI DHU] THE BLACK by WALTER SCOTT |
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