Classic and Contemporary Poetry
WHEN IN SOME COVE I LIE, by HENRY DAVID THOREAU Poet Analysis Poet's Biography Last Line: Seaward with it Subject(s): Peace; Contentment | ||||||||
When in some cove I lie, A placid lake at rest Scanning the distant hills, A murmur from the west, And gleam of thousand rills Which gently swell my breast, Announce the friendly thought, And in one wave sun-lit I'm softly brought Seaward with it. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...PARTHENOPHE: SONNET 66 by BARNABE BARNES I UNCOIL MYSELF AND LIE STRAIGHT OUT by DAVID IGNATOW WITHOUT RECRIMINATION by DAVID IGNATOW EVENTIDE by GEORGIA DOUGLAS JOHNSON LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL by DORIANNE LAUX TO TWO UNKNOWN LADIES by AMY LOWELL |
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