Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TO IRIS, by MILDRED SPARKS First Line: You have a fitting name Last Line: Oh, sun, curl not with brown the petals of the iris. Subject(s): Iris (flower); Names | ||||||||
You have a fitting name. Deep-natured; and kind past knowing; All the lilies' loveliness And understanding peace you bear. Tall, beautiful, And strong Bends the iris. Its deeply-shaded white Bespeaks the changes of the sun Upon its petals. Wind, bruise not the delicate stalk. Oh, sun, curl not with brown the petals of the iris. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...MISSISSIPPI by E. ETHELBERT MILLER THE FANTASTIC NAMES OF JAZZ by HAYDEN CARRUTH TV MEN: LAZARUS by ANNE CARSON CLARE OF ASSISI by MADELINE DEFREES |
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