This Views Poetry |
Village in Late Summer | ||||
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Lips half-willing in a doorway. |
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Carl Sandburg (1878-1967) | ||||
Cornhuskers (1918) # 10 |
Scherzo | ||||
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The Elder’s bridal in July, |
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Clara Shanafelt | ||||
The New Poetry: An Anthology (1917) # 332 |
Sumach and Birds | ||||
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If you never came with a pigeon rainbow purple |
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Carl Sandburg (1878-1967) | ||||
Smoke and Steel (1922) # 20 |
Triad | ||||
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From the Silence of Time, Times Silence borrow. In the heart of To-day is the word of To-morrow. The Builders of Joy are the Children of Sorrow. |
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William Sharp (1856-1902) | ||||
Oxford Book of English Mystical Verse p. 400 |
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