Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WEIGHTS, by EDNA IVERNE HOVE First Line: At each new enterprise - lost hopes! Last Line: And look on, sorrowfully shaking their heads. Subject(s): Failure | ||||||||
At each new enterprise -- lost hopes! Unfulfilled wishes are like dead weights to ambition; They gather and stack themselves in a mournful group And look on, sorrowfully shaking their heads. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...DEEP SORRINESS ATONEMENT SONG by GLYN MAXWELL FAILURES IN INFINITIVES by BERNADETTE MAYER ELLIPTICAL by HARRYETTE MULLEN I GO BACK TO MAY 1937 by SHARON OLDS MATER IN EXTREMIS by JEAN STARR UNTERMEYER ONE: 10 by EDWARD ESTLIN CUMMINGS BITTER FRUIT by EDNA IVERNE HOVE |
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