Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TIME MENDS, by HAROLD VINAL Poet's Biography First Line: Time mends a ruined wall as well Last Line: Are singing vernal orisions. Subject(s): Healing; Nature; Repairing; Time; Cures; Mending | ||||||||
Time mends a ruined wall as well As hands can ever hope to do; A gap is covered with laurel, Where yesterday the cows went through. And spring can cover the debris Along the brooks when the snow goes, With violets a jubilee, And bursting bud ends turning rose. And though there is no hope of bird, Singing where the freshet runs, Twenty, though it seem absurd, Are singing vernal orisions. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...MR. COGGS, WATCHMAKER by EDWARD VERRALL LUCAS A YARD-FENCE AND FLOWER-BEDS by DELLA MCDANIEL NEVER TOO LATE TO MEND; EPIGRAM by JOHN GODFREY SAXE PATENT APPLIED FOR by AMOS RUSSEL WELLS CHESTNUT STREET, BOSTON by HAROLD VINAL |
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