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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SURFEIT, by LINDA LAETSCH
First Line: Rage, storm; and howl, winds
Last Line: "you told me nothing I did not know."
Subject(s): Storms
First Line: Rage, storm; and howl, winds
Last Line: "you told me nothing I did not know."
Subject(s): Storms
Rage, storm; and howl, winds,
Whip the earth and bend the trees;
Whisper, rain, mysteriously,
Your bigoted soliloquies.
And when you have finished your tale of woe
Mutely I will watch you go,
Or I'll say, if I say anything,
"You told me nothing I did not know."
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