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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
PAUL, by EARL BOWMAN MARLATT Poet's Biography First Line: He found life a pattern Last Line: From the tyranny of the dark. Subject(s): Paul, Saint (1st Century); Saul Of Tarsus | |||
He found life a pattern Woven by the Law And men colorless threads in the fabric; Save one, Whose face shone While jagged stones carved the last darkness, And Another, Whose light and voice Illumined a desert road. Thereafter, Frail but unafraid, He journeyed into the dawn Tearing the pattern to shreds To free souls From the tyranny of the dark. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...SAINT PAUL: 1 by FREDERICK WILLIAM HENRY MYERS PAULO POST ORDINATIONEM by JOSEPH BEAUMONT THE APOSTLE by PIERRE JEAN DE BERANGER PAUL by WILLIAM ARTHUR DUNKERLEY PHILIPPIAN by HILDEGARDE FLANNER IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM by THOMAS HARDY LO! I AM SAUL, FR. SAUL by CHARLES HEAVYSEGE THE CONVERSION OF SAINT PAUL by JOHN KEBLE LOVE'S COSMOPOLITAN;(DEDICATED TO CATHEDRAL OF ST. PAUL THE TENTMAKER) by ANNIE MATHESON |
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