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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
PRAISE OF FAMOUS MEN: 10. WALTER DE LA MARE, by HUMBERT WOLFE Poet's Biography
First Line: Last, where song itself is vulgar, / beauty, there will swing
Last Line: Pale musician.
Subject(s): De La Mare, Walter (1873-1956)
First Line: Last, where song itself is vulgar, / beauty, there will swing
Last Line: Pale musician.
Subject(s): De La Mare, Walter (1873-1956)
LAST, where song itself is vulgar,
beauty, there will swing
past the smallest Mullar-Mulgar,
from a muted string
echoes that, though they enchain the
restless heart of man,
fade, and tremble, and regain the
pale musician.
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