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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
A SKIER, by ARTHUR STANLEY BOURINOT Poet's Biography First Line: Wind-blown hair about your face Last Line: You vanished in a swirl of snow. Subject(s): Skiing | |||
Wind-blown hair about your face, Diana of the skiing chase, Up the hill you come to me Lithe of limb and laughingly; Deep blue sky above your head, Deep white snow for you to tread; Red as sumacs by the trail Shone your lips without avail. Up the hill you came to me Rising from a snowy sea, Up the hill you came, then, lo! You vanished in a swirl of snow. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...NIVE CANDIDUM SORACTE by JACK MERTEN SKI TRAIL by MAUDE BLIXT TRONE ZENITH: WALKER CREEK 8. SKIING BY MOONLIGHT by PETER DAVISON SKIER by CONRAD ARTHUR HILBERRY A GARGOYLE by ARTHUR STANLEY BOURINOT |
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