Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE MAGIC FLUTE, by IRENE WILDE First Line: The last scant petal falls Last Line: Flower unfolds delight... | ||||||||
The last scant petal falls From the slender flower of sound. The echoes strew the halls Like fragrance, curled to slight Echoes of echoes dwindling, Thinned to silence...still On fertile air the spindling Flower unfolds delight... | Other Poems of Interest...MAP OF AN UNKNOWN REGION by IRENE WILDE REALITY REQUIRES by WISLAWA SZYMBORSKA THE WIND'S VISIT by EMILY DICKINSON THE GRAPE-VINE SWING by WILLIAM GILMORE SIMMS YOU LINGERING SPARSE LEAVES OF ME by WALT WHITMAN |
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