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| Searching... Subject: MASS Matches Found: 19 A CALIFORNIA EASTER MASS, by CHARLES KELLOGG FIELD Poem Text First Line: Now burn the poppy-lamps of spring Last Line: The gloria of the born-again. Subject(s): Easter; Holidays; Mass; The Resurrection AN IMPORTER, by ROBERT FROST Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Mrs. Someone's been to asia Last Line: Teach your grandmother egg suction Subject(s): Asia; Mass Production; Far East; East Asia; Orient ANCIENT BALLAD: MASS OF LOVE, by UNKNOWN Poem Source First Line: Dawn of a bright june morning %the birthday of saint john Last Line: Instead of amen, amen %they sang amor, amor Subject(s): Clergy; Hearts; John The Baptist, Saint (1st Century); Love; Mass CIUDAD ACUNA, by PETER LASALLE Poem Source First Line: Let me have this forever Last Line: With their trunks whitewashed so bright lower down Subject(s): Mass; Mexico; Religion CLAUD HALCRO'S INVOCATION, FR. THE PIRATE, by WALTER SCOTT Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: St. Magnus control thee, that martyr of treason Last Line: Hence pass till hallow-mass!—my spell is spoken. Subject(s): Cross, The; Ghosts; Mass; Saints; Sin; Supernatural CORPUS, CAMBRIDGE, by JOHN COWPER POWYS Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: Nothing can I recall Last Line: Walked and blasphemed on corpus sod. Subject(s): Cambridge University; God; Mass; Singing & Singers; Tears FORBIDDEN MASS, KRAKOW, by LEONARD KRESS Poem Source First Line: The fanfare from st. Mary's towering crown Subject(s): Cracow, Poland; Mass IMPORTER, by ROBERT FROST Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: Mrs. Someone's been to asia Last Line: Teach your grandmother egg suction Subject(s): Asia; Mass Production MASS, by JOHN HEWITT Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: The church is small and well designed Last Line: Moves down the aisle with dreamer's tread %rapt in the mystery of the mass Subject(s): Mass MASS AT DAWN, by IGNATIUS ROYSTON DUNNACHIE CAMPBELL Poem Source Poet's Biography First Line: I dropped my sail and dried my dripping seines Last Line: Never was wine so red or bread so white Alternate Author Name(s): Campbell, Roy Subject(s): Mass MASS AT DAWN, by LUIS G. URBINA Poem Source First Line: Long ago, in times departed Last Line: And the marvel does not follow! Subject(s): Churches; Clergy; Mass; Temples; Worship MASS AT INISHGALL, by AINE MILLER Poem Source First Line: The priest %opens his arms Last Line: Waves splash %and recede, splash %and recede, ask, receive, %ask, receive, asking, receiving, %askin Subject(s): Mass MASS AT THE CRYPT, by SHEILA E. MURPHY Poem Source First Line: My father the brains of this outfit can't remember his own n Last Line: Syllables to mean smallest prayers, the ice once broken Subject(s): Mass MICHAELMASSE, by JOSEPH BEAUMONT Poem Text First Line: What though our languid songs cannot aspire Last Line: And our sad groans, to your sweet tunes aspire. Subject(s): Mass; Trinity, The PROVINCIAL SUNDAYS, by RAMON LOPEZ VELARDE Poem Source First Line: On sundays when the weather's good, traditionally Last Line: Not one beauty, who would miss mass Subject(s): Holidays; Mass; Sabbath RATTLIN' JOE'S PRAYER, by JOHN WALLACE CRAWFORD Poem Text First Line: Jist pile on some more o' them pine knots Last Line: So I guess I hed best turn in too. Alternate Author Name(s): Jack, Captain Subject(s): Bible; Coffins; Mass; Prayer; War SUNDAY, by MARIO RAUL DE MORAIS DE ANDRADE Poem Source First Line: Late arrivals at mass, in lace Last Line: Futility civilization Subject(s): Christianity; Churches; Mass; Sabbath THE MASS FOR THE DEAD, by SABINE BARING-GOULD Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: All day unflagging in his stall Subject(s): Messina, Sicily; Death; Mass; Confession; Dead, The THE OLD MASS SHANDRYDAN, by P. J. HARTIGAN Poem Text Poet's Biography First Line: I can see it in my dreaming o'er a gap of thirty years Last Line: When I saw it o'er the tail-board of the old mass shandrydan. Alternate Author Name(s): O'brien, John+(2) Subject(s): Christianity; Family Life; Mass; Relatives |
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