Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LOVE, THE MYSTIC THREAD, by EMMA GREGOR SOUTHWICK First Line: Streaming o'er the trammeled ways Last Line: This veiled, this mystic thread of life. Subject(s): Despair | ||||||||
Streaming o'er the trammeled ways, Etching dark paths with effulgent rays, Shining through clouds and through the rain, Soothing mute sorrow allaying deep pain, Distilling rare perfume in the rose And all the gold in the evening-glows; It is the right transcending wrong; It is the sweetness in the song; It fills with echoes the summer air; Leavens the bitter in dark despair; Ameliorates unholy strife; This veiled, this mystic thread of life. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE DAY THAT WAS THAT DAY by AMY LOWELL MAN IN THE STREET OR HAND OVER MOUTH by HEATHER MCHUGH BURIAL RITES by HAYDEN CARRUTH THE CAMPS; FOR MARILYN HACKER by HAYDEN CARRUTH BUT NOT TO ME by SARA TEASDALE |
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