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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TURNER'S INTERIOR AT PETWORTH, by JORDAN MILLER
First Line: Somewhere there is always the light,
Last Line: Yes, we are reflections, but we are life.
Subject(s): Paintings And Painters; Turner, Joseph Mallord W. (1775-1851)
First Line: Somewhere there is always the light,
Last Line: Yes, we are reflections, but we are life.
Subject(s): Paintings And Painters; Turner, Joseph Mallord W. (1775-1851)
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