Classic and Contemporary Poetry
UNDINE', by HENRY VAN DYKE Poet's Biography First Line: Twas far away and long ago Last Line: Unconscious of her coming dreams Alternate Author Name(s): Civis Americanus Subject(s): Fairy Tales | ||||||||
'Twas far away and long ago, When I was but a dreaming boy, This fairy tale of love and woe Entranced my heart with tearful joy; And while with white Undine I wept Your spirit,''"ah, how strange it seems,''" Was cradled in some star, and slept, Unconscious of her coming dreams. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...KISSING THE TOAD by GALWAY KINNELL IF, MY DARLING by PHILIP LARKIN AN EMBROIDERY by DENISE LEVERTOV THE WRECKAGE ON THE WALL OF EGGS by THYLIAS MOSS READING THE BROTHERS GRIMM TO JENNY by LISEL MUELLER TWO LINES FROM THE BROTHERS GRIMM; FOR LARRY AND JUDY RAAB by GREGORY ORR THIS ENCHANTED FOREST: 5. GRETEL by LINDA PASTAN LITTLE RED RIDING HOOD by ANNE SEXTON LITTLE BOATIE'; A SLUMBER SONG FOR THE FISHERMAN'S CHILD by HENRY VAN DYKE |
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