Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ON LOCATION, by EDITH BARRETT (PARKER) HINCKLEY First Line: I will throw a coin in the wishing well Last Line: On happy road. Subject(s): Wishes | ||||||||
I will throw a coin in the wishing well, Whatever it may forebode; I want a retreat on Skillful Street At the crossing of Happy Road; And whether my purse be empty or full Or whether there's little to eat, May my fingers be deft whatever I do On Skillful Street. I will throw a coin in the wishing well For a wish that's hard to beat; I want an abode on Happy Road At the crossing of Skillful Street; And whether love comes or whether it goes Or whether love brings a load, May I do with good cheer whatever I do On Happy Road. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...O TO BE A DRAGON by MARIANNE MOORE FOUNTAIN IN AVIGNON by LAURE-ANNE BOSSELAAR THE HOUR BETWEEN DOG AND WOLF: 1. THE GOOD OGRE'S BEARD by LAURE-ANNE BOSSELAAR I WANT THIS CORNER EMPTY (PERSEPHONE SPEAKING)' by JULIE CARR THE THREE WISHES by BILLY COLLINS A-WISHING WELL by ROBERT FROST |
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