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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TENNESSEE EASTER, 1998, by JENNIFER WHEELOCK
First Line: Hair in my hometown doesn't move %it is a tool of survival
Last Line: And pocketing a beer, and my lover and I %feeling particularly queer
First Line: Hair in my hometown doesn't move %it is a tool of survival
Last Line: And pocketing a beer, and my lover and I %feeling particularly queer
Other Poems of Interest...
TO A YOUNG ASS; ITS MOTHER BEING TETHERED NEAR IT by SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE
THE SCRIBE by WALTER JOHN DE LA MARE
INVOCATION TO SLEEP by THOMAS BAILEY ALDRICH
NUMPHOLEPTOS by ROBERT BROWNING
LIE-AWAKE SONGS: 2 by AMELIA JOSEPHINE BURR
TO MY COUSIN ANNE BODHAM, ON RECEIVING FROM HER A PURSE by WILLIAM COWPER