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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
DEATH OF YIDDISH, by CHARLES HARPER WEBB Poet's Biography
First Line: The old man's name is gibberish to my anglo ears
Last Line: Her breath is warm, sweet in my ear. 'I want %to take a shower with you,' she says. 'let's go home.'
First Line: The old man's name is gibberish to my anglo ears
Last Line: Her breath is warm, sweet in my ear. 'I want %to take a shower with you,' she says. 'let's go home.'
Other Poems of Interest...
AFTER THE PAPAGO by JAMES GALVIN
VILLAGE IN LATE SUMMER by CARL SANDBURG
CLEOMENS, OR THE SPARTAN HERO: SONG by JOHN DRYDEN
OF MONEY by BARNABY (BARNABE) GOOGE
THE BARD; A PINDARIC ODE by THOMAS GRAY
EPITAPH ON THE TOMB OF SIR EDWARD GILES AND HIS WIFE by ROBERT HERRICK