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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE DIVA, by S. F. BATCHELDER First Line: Gone are her bird-notes, thin she sings, and flat Last Line: To-day, alas, they only pity patti. | |||
GONE are her bird-notes, thin she sings, and flat, Enough to craze Concone or Scarlatti. Where once she made our hearts go pit-a-pat, To-day, alas, they only pity Patti. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...FROM THE SHORE by CARL SANDBURG THE PROTESTATION by THOMAS CAREW AUSPEX by JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL JINNY THE JUST by MATTHEW PRIOR THE TROOP SHIP by ISAAC ROSENBERG THE MOTHER by ROBERT WILLIAM SERVICE THE WINDOW; OR, THE SONG OF THE WRENS: MARRIAGE MORNING by ALFRED TENNYSON SONNETS OF MANHOOD: 31. A QUESTION by GEORGE BARLOW (1847-1913) |
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