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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ANNUNCIATION, by EDNA DAVIS ROMIG First Line: A softer tongue than steeples have Last Line: And reticently named. | |||
A softer tongue than steeples have Will be appropriate, Annunciation quieter To come when bells abate. Joy is not that to clamor of, Nor love to be acclaimed -- But fainter far than elfin horns And reticently named. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...UBI LITERAE IBI LUX (WHERE THERE IS LITERATURE THIS IS LIGHT) by EDNA DAVIS ROMIG THE BOATMAN OF KINSALE by THOMAS OSBORNE DAVIS TO E. T.: 1917 by WALTER JOHN DE LA MARE FREEDOM by RALPH WALDO EMERSON THE NIGHT [NICHT] IS NEAR [NIGH] GONE by ALEXANDER MONTGOMERIE SONNET: 116 by WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SIR LANCELOT AND QUEEN GUINEVERE by ALFRED TENNYSON THE ICONOCLAST by WILLIAM ROSE BENET |
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