Classic and Contemporary Poetry
AFTERMATH, by LOUISE WILSON DUNWELL First Line: Love came and walked beside me yesterday Last Line: His smile will brighten all my future years. Subject(s): Future; Love; Smiles; Walking | ||||||||
Love came and walked beside me yesterday, Smoothing the pathway for my aching feet; His beauteous smile, like sunlight, filled my way, And all his murmurings were wondrous sweet. My heavy cross grew lighter, as his smile And clasp of hand sent warmth to my sad heart; My world was heavenly a little while, Till came the day when love and I must part. A teardrop glistened in his bright blue eye; His tender voice sounded a heartbreak moan; His sweet lip trembled as he said goodbye -- And love was gone -- again I walked alone! He left within my heart a tender song -- I shall not weep, with vain and idle tears; For, though he could not tarry with me long, His smile will brighten all my future years. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...SPRING DAY: WALK by AMY LOWELL WALKING-STICKS AND PAPERWEIGHTS AND WATERMARKS by MARIANNE MOORE I GUIDED THE LONG TRANSHUMANCE OF THE HERD by AIME CESAIRE THE TREES OF MADAME BLAVATSKY by NORMAN DUBIE THREE MEN WALKING, THREE BROWN SILHOUETTES by ALICIA SUSKIN OSTRIKER |
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