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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ENIGMA, by A. WALTER SOLOMON
First Line: The watery pink of dawn is in the sky
Last Line: Yet yosamura says life is futile.
Subject(s): Curiosities & Wonders; Japan - Foreign Population
First Line: The watery pink of dawn is in the sky
Last Line: Yet yosamura says life is futile.
Subject(s): Curiosities & Wonders; Japan - Foreign Population
The watery pink of dawn is in the sky
And the wind is laboring over the hills
With its rich scent of plum-flowers;
A dazzling sea of morning-glories
Blow bright notes to the tardy moon.
A thousand slime-green frogs
Enjoy the subtle fragrance of the morn. ...
Yet Yosamura says life is futile.
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