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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE ELIZABETHAN POETS, by MARTHA HALE SHACKFORD
First Line: Like slender, rippling willow leaves
Last Line: Eternally are glad.
Subject(s): Poetry & Poets; Wellesley College
First Line: Like slender, rippling willow leaves
Last Line: Eternally are glad.
Subject(s): Poetry & Poets; Wellesley College
LIKE slender, rippling willow leaves
Against the shining sun,
All golden green and quivering,
When day has scarce begun,
So seem those softly ringing songs,
In fresh young motion clad,
Where all indwelling lives and loves
Eternally are glad.
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