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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
BITTER-SWEET, by J. ROY ZEISS
First Line: Like the rustle of old silk thru barren halls
Last Line: In fantastic transient moods.
Subject(s): Solitude; Trees; Wind; Loneliness
First Line: Like the rustle of old silk thru barren halls
Last Line: In fantastic transient moods.
Subject(s): Solitude; Trees; Wind; Loneliness
Like the rustle of old silk thru barren halls,
The west wind's breath touches every leaf
Giving voice to the solitudes; --
Each tree speaks and each to memory recalls,
The subtle fingers softly playing
In fantastic transient moods.
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