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| Searching... Subject: CLAMS Matches Found: 13 ADVICE TO A CLAM-DIGGER; AN AMERICAN GEORGIC, by WILBERT SNOW Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Go when the friendly moon permits the tides Last Line: That crown the flowing surface of the tide. Alternate Author Name(s): Snow, Charles Wilber Subject(s): Clams CLAM, by MARY OLIVER Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Each one is a small life, but sometimes long, if its Subject(s): Clams CLAM DIGGERS ON IPSWICH FLATS, by JENNIE F. CHASE Poem Text First Line: Bent forms on wide great flats are swiftly digging Last Line: For the tide has turned, as the tide will turn alway! Subject(s): Clams CLAMMING, by REED WHITTEMORE Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: I go digging for clams once every two or three years Last Line: Clam, %clam Subject(s): Clams DANGER OF DIGGING FOR CLAMS, by LENORA STEELE Poem Source First Line: It is a trick the bay emptied of Last Line: Been planted there. His face, like a flower, turned %to the sun Subject(s): Clams; Sea DEAD FISH ON THE SHORE WITH CLAMS, by PABLO MEDINA Poem Source First Line: It is winter Last Line: To abandon hope Subject(s): Absence; Boats; Clams; Cuba; Death; Marine Animals; Sea Voyages MISAPPELLATION, by STEPHANIE L. BINCKLI Poem Text First Line: I've named my clam, irene, although Last Line: Surely I should have known clams are asexual. Subject(s): Clams MY NEW CLAM, by STEPHANIE L. BINCKLI Poem Text First Line: A funny creature is my clam Last Line: He shuts his shell. Subject(s): Clams NIRVANA, by ANONYMOUS Poem Text First Line: I am / a clam! Subject(s): "clams;coney Island, New York City;sea;" Ocean PRECIOUS STONES; AN INCIDENT IN MODERN HISTORY, by CHARLES STUART CALVERLEY Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: My cherrystones! I prize them Last Line: E'en greater geese than thou. Subject(s): Clams; Food & Eating SONNET TO A CLAM, by JOHN GODFREY SAXE Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Inglorious friend! Most confident I am Last Line: Declares, o clam! Thy case is shocking hard! Subject(s): Clams SPRING NIGHT, by HAGIWARA SAKUTARO Poem Source First Line: Things like littlenecks Last Line: This white row of waves it ripples Subject(s): Clams; Seashore; Spring WOMEN WHO ARE POETS IN MY LAND, by BLAGA DIMITROVA Poem Source First Line: When I think of them Last Line: Centuries of silence %crying to come out Subject(s): Clams; Poetry And Poets; Women's Rights |
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