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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WITH THOUGHTS OF ROUSSEAU, by HIRSCH LAZAAR SILVERMAN
First Line: I hence would kneel upon the grassy brink
Last Line: That cools the thirst of all the wilderness.
Subject(s): Brooks; Thought; Streams; Creeks; Thinking
First Line: I hence would kneel upon the grassy brink
Last Line: That cools the thirst of all the wilderness.
Subject(s): Brooks; Thought; Streams; Creeks; Thinking
I hence would kneel upon the grassy brink
Of a stream with moistened lips and press
Them to the water-edge and state the drink
That cools the thirst of all the wilderness.
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