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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
JERSEY MIDDLE AGE, by WILLIAM JOHN WATKINS
First Line: Townhouses on a toxic waste dump, built
Last Line: Has a faint scent of ash that seems to reach %from graves where even new laid flowrs wilt
First Line: Townhouses on a toxic waste dump, built
Last Line: Has a faint scent of ash that seems to reach %from graves where even new laid flowrs wilt
Other Poems of Interest...
A VIEW ACROSS THE ROMAN CAMPAGNA by ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING
THE TASK: BOOK 4. THE WINTER EVENING by WILLIAM COWPER
THE TEACHER by LESLIE PINCKNEY HILL
O BLACK AND UNKNOWN BARDS by JAMES WELDON JOHNSON
SONNET: 23. ON HIS DECEASED WIFE by JOHN MILTON
OF THE MANNER OF ADDRESSING CLOUDS by WALLACE STEVENS