Classic and Contemporary Poetry
STAR-DUST (TO A DEAD AVIATOR), by MABEL KINGSLEY RICHARDSON First Line: No more his motor shall climb up the morning Last Line: Star-dust, and silence, and the infinite skies. Subject(s): Aviation & Aviators; Science; Scientists | ||||||||
No more his motor shall climb up the morning, Never again shall the keen racing air Fan the fine flame in the heart of him scorning All but the highest adventure to dare. Swept into space with his glory around him, Winged with the fire of sublime sacrifice, There on the plain where they tell that they found him Star-dust, and silence, and the infinite skies. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...REACTIONARY ESSAY ON APPLIED SCIENCE by PHYLLIS MCGINLEY THE POLITICIAN OF THE IRISH EARLDOM by HILAIRE BELLOC AN AMERICAN SCENE by NORMAN DUBIE WHY WAIT FOR SCIENCE by ROBERT FROST DIXIT INSIPIENS by CAROLYN KIZER GLOBULE by ALICIA SUSKIN OSTRIKER A LETTER TO MARY by MABEL KINGSLEY RICHARDSON |
|