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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
STRIKE ANYWHERE, by LEWIS WARSH
First Line: It wasn't my job to inflict pain on some illusory being whom I considered
Last Line: Me. Persevere, from perseverus. Very serious. Very severe
First Line: It wasn't my job to inflict pain on some illusory being whom I considered
Last Line: Me. Persevere, from perseverus. Very serious. Very severe
Other Poems of Interest...
NOTHING BUT LEAVES by LUCY EVELINA AKERMAN
DUNS SCOTUS'S OXFORD by GERARD MANLEY HOPKINS
ODE ON INDOLENCE by JOHN KEATS
MY MISTRESS'S BOOTS by FREDERICK LOCKER-LAMPSON
PEARLS OF THE FAITH: 45. ALLAH-AL-MUJIB by EDWIN ARNOLD
THE HUMOURS O' GLESKA FAIR by JOHN BRECKENRIDGE
A LETTER, ON HIS DEPARTURE FORM LONDON; TO R.L., ESQ. by JOHN BYROM