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THE FALCON, by DER VON KURENBERG Poet's Biography First Line: I raised a noble falcon Last Line: Who lovers fain would be! Subject(s): Falcons | ||||||||
I raised a noble falcon For more than a year; And when I had tamed him And decked his feathers, tying Them with a golden band, He rose so swiftly, flying Far to another land. Since then I've seen my falcon Gaily soaring; And from his feet were waving Fair silken ribbons, And on his wings each feather Was ruddy gold to see; Ah, God bring those together Who lovers fain would be! | Other Poems of Interest...SEND FORTH THE HIGH FALCON by LEONIE ADAMS THE WINDHOVER: TO CHRIST OUR LORD by GERARD MANLEY HOPKINS THE LOVER SHOWETH HOW HE IS FORSAKEN by THOMAS WYATT THE FALCON by GRACE UPDEGRAFF BERGEN A LADY WITH A FALCON ON HER FIST; TO THE INCOMPARABLE ANNE LOVELACEU by RICHARD LOVELACE THE FALCON by RICHARD LOVELACE THE FALCON by JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL SINCE YOU ASK by CARL PHILLIPS THE FALCON by COVENTRY KERSEY DIGHTON PATMORE THE WILD GAZELLE by GEORGE GORDON BYRON SONNET (ON AN OLD BOOK WITH UNCUT LEAVES) by PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR |
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