Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TRANSITION, by AMELIA WOODWARD TRUESDELL First Line: O lay again thy hand in mine Last Line: Dear voice, speak on. Subject(s): Angels; Death; Love - Nature Of; Transience; Dead, The; Impermanence | ||||||||
O lay again thy hand in mine, The day is done; O say again all joys divine And earthly from my eyelids shine. The sands are run. I see the gleam of some far land Where bright ones dwell; Like presence of that angel-band, I hear thy voice and feel thy hand. Dear heart, farewell. Love will not die but grow more fair When earth is gone; As I pass hence, I know not where, Speak on dear voice through ambient air And be one tone familiar there. Dear voice, speak on. | Other Poems of Interest...FROM THE SPANISH by JAMES WELDON JOHNSON CHAMBER MUSIC: 17 by JAMES JOYCE SOUTHERN GOTHIC by DONALD JUSTICE THE BEACH IN AUGUST by WELDON KEES THE MAN SPLITTING WOOD IN THE DAYBREAK by GALWAY KINNELL THE SEEKONK WOODS by GALWAY KINNELL |
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