Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE NORTHWEST CORNER, by WINIFRED VIRGINIA JACKSON Poet's Biography First Line: I wish that nate had let me grow Last Line: I did not dare! Subject(s): Flowers; Plants; Roses; Planting; Planters | ||||||||
I wish that Nate had let me grow Some roses there! I would have pulled the phlox, but, oh, I did not dare! His mother planted of that phlox; So stiff and tall And friendlessly it grew, nor leaned Against the wall. For forty years I longed to have, Amid the fret, Some roses in the garden just To help forget. I wish that Nate had let me grow Some roses there! I would have pulled the phlox, but, oh, I did not dare! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...KILLING THE PLANTS by JANE KENYON NOW I AM A PLANT, A WEED by KATHERINE MANSFIELD TANKA DIARY (5) by HARRYETTE MULLEN A WITCH'S DAUGHTER AND A COBBLER'S SON by WINIFRED VIRGINIA JACKSON |
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