Classic and Contemporary Poetry
COMFORTING REFLECTIONS OF LEARNING DEEP, by S. M. WILLIAMS First Line: I cannot boast of learning deep Last Line: Some fifteen hundred men in college. Subject(s): Education | ||||||||
I CANNOT boast of learning deep, Nor can I much to art aspire; My poetry loses me no sleep, Nor oratory's burning fire. I do not row upon the crew, Nor on th' eleven glory win; I am not of the chosen few Who sing or play the mandolin. I am not any social star, But then -- within my certain knowledge, Like me, unknown to fame, there are Some fifteen hundred men in college. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...AT NAVAJO MONUMENT VALLEY TRIBAL SCHOOL by SHERMAN ALEXIE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION by MICHAEL BLUMENTHAL GRATITUDE TO OLD TEACHERS by ROBERT BLY GEE, YOU'RE SO BEAUTIFUL THAT IT'S STARTING TO RAIN by RICHARD BRAUTIGAN A POET'S EDUCATION by RAFAEL CAMPO DONNE CH'AVETE INTELLETTO D'AMORE; AN ELEGY FOR AMERICAN SCHOOL SYSTEM by JOHN CIARDI DEFLOWERING by LAWRENCE FERLINGHETTI |
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