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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
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SEASONS: 2. INTERLUDE OF SUMMER, by ROBERT PENN WARREN Poet's Biography
First Line: Even in the spruce-dark gorge the last
Last Line: After all, aesthetics is a branch of philosophy
First Line: Even in the spruce-dark gorge the last
Last Line: After all, aesthetics is a branch of philosophy
Other Poems of Interest...
NOT OURS THE VOWS by BERNARD BARTON
TO A BLOCKHEAD by ALEXANDER POPE
A CHURCHYARD SOLILOQUY by HENRY ALFORD
THE BABE OF BETHLEHEM by HENRY BEER
THE RUNNERS by WILLIAM ROSE BENET
THE WEAVER by WILLIAM HENRY BURLEIGH
WHEN SHE CAM BEN, SHE BOBBED by ROBERT BURNS
A GOLDEN WEDDING: C.B.-E.A.B., 1825-1875 by WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER