Classic and Contemporary Poetry
EXCEPT - SOMETIMES, by VICTORIA ADELAIDE HARVEY First Line: I get along without you very well Last Line: ... Except ... Sometimes. Subject(s): Forgetfulness | ||||||||
I get along without you very well -- Of course I do ... ... Except ... sometimes ... when a summer breeze Brings cool rain dripping from the trees And this recalls the woods and mist Where together we strolled one day and kissed. But ... I get along without you very well, Of course I do. I really have forgotten you, you know, Of course I have. ... Except ... sometimes ... when someone sings And brings you back on memory's wings, ... Or when I hear a name Like yours, or a voice that rings the same ... I really have forgotten you ... almost ... Of course I have, ... Except ... sometimes. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...TWO SONNETS: 1 by DAVID LEHMAN THE MUSIC BOX by NAOMI SHIHAB NYE MUDDY KID COMES HOME by SANDRA CISNEROS FUNCTIONAL FORGETTING by STEPHEN DOBYNS SHOYN FERGESSIN: 'I'VE FORGOTTEN' IN YIDDISH by ALBERT GOLDBARTH THE GIFT TO SING by JAMES WELDON JOHNSON SINGING BACK THE WORLD by DORIANNE LAUX IT'S NOT COLD HERE by ELEANOR WILNER NOT EVEN A MEMORY by VICTORIA ADELAIDE HARVEY |
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