Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TO A CERTAIN POET, by LOTTIE BROWNING MURPHREE First Line: Praxiteles revealed art thou Last Line: Of some grecian forest. Subject(s): Donatello (1386-1466); Poetry & Poets; Praxiteles (370-330 B.c.); Sculpture & Sculptors | ||||||||
Praxiteles revealed art thou; In time of satyr and dryad Shouldst thou have lived. Thy faun-like figure Portends the pointed ear. More of a mystery, thou, If thy dark locks Were long and curly, A true Donatello. One look in thine eyes And thou are not seen In thy present station, But peeping through the leaves Of some Grecian forest. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...AT THE MUSEE RODIN IN PARIS by LAURE-ANNE BOSSELAAR THE PARALLAX MONOGRAPH FOR RODIN by NORMAN DUBIE THE SAINTS OF NEGATIVITY; FOR ERMA POUNDS by NORMAN DUBIE A ROGERS GROUP by ROBERT FROST ON A HORSE CARVED IN WOOD by DONALD HALL JADE MOTHER GODDESS by JUAN FELIPE HERRERA |
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