Classic and Contemporary Poetry
AN OREGON DAWN, by WILLIAM STEWARD GORDON First Line: On the tide of the morning, the light Last Line: Marched into the day and marched on. Subject(s): Oregon; West (u.s.); Southwest; Pacific States | ||||||||
On the tide of the morning, the light Came flooding the inlets of day, And all the dark rivers of night Were burnished with heavenly ray. Then the Angel of Light swung open The glorious gates of the dawn, And the jubilant choirs of creation Marched into the day and marched on. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...WESTERN WAGONS by STEPHEN VINCENT BENET DRIVING WEST IN 1970 by ROBERT BLY IN THE HELLGATE WIND by MADELINE DEFREES A PERIOD PORTRAIT OF SYMPATHY by EDWARD DORN ASSORTED COMPLIMENTS by EDWARD DORN AT THE COWBOY PANEL by EDWARD DORN A HUSTLE FOR THE FAIR by WILLIAM STEWARD GORDON |
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