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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CATHERINE BRESHKOVSKY AT WELLESLEY (FEBRUARY 19, 1919), by MARGARET SHERWOOD
First Line: Childlike, promethean, immortal, one
Last Line: From youthful face to face kindles white flame.
Subject(s): Innocence; Universities & Colleges - Faculty; Wellesley College
First Line: Childlike, promethean, immortal, one
Last Line: From youthful face to face kindles white flame.
Subject(s): Innocence; Universities & Colleges - Faculty; Wellesley College
CHILDLIKE, Promethean, immortal, one
Bearing the sacred fire among us came.
Lo, the spent runner greets those still to run!
From youthful face to face kindles white flame.
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