Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LINES WRITTEN IN A NUNNERY CHAPEL, by JAMES CLARENCE MANGAN Poet's Biography First Line: Me hither from moonlight Subject(s): Nuns | ||||||||
Me hither from noonlight A voice ever calls Where pale pillars cluster And organ tones roll- Nor sunlight nor moonlight E'er silvers these walls- Lives here other lustre- The Light of the Soul. Here budded and blossomed- Here faded and died- Like brief blooming roses Earth's purest of pure! Now ever embosomed In bliss they abide- Oh! may, when Life closes, My meed be as sure! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...FAR MEMORY: 2. SOMEONE INSIDE ME REMEMBERS by LUCILLE CLIFTON FAR MEMORY: 5. SINNERMAN by LUCILLE CLIFTON CLARE OF ASSISI by MADELINE DEFREES EXISTING LIGHT; FOR LEE NYE by MADELINE DEFREES GILBERT OF SEMPRINGHAM by MADELINE DEFREES GRANDMOTHER GRANT by MADELINE DEFREES HANGING THE BLUE NUNS; FOR WARREN CARRIER by MADELINE DEFREES IN THE MIDDLE OF PRIEST LAKE by MADELINE DEFREES PSALM FOR A NEW NUN by MADELINE DEFREES A VISION OF CONNAUGHT IN THE THIRTEENTH CENTURY by JAMES CLARENCE MANGAN |
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