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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
HENRY VAN DYKE, by JOHN HUSTON FINLEY First Line: Henry van dyke I mention next, for he Last Line: Remembering the summer's melodies. Subject(s): Van Dyke, Henry (1852-1933) | |||
Henry van Dyke I mention next, for he Helped me to keep the second Great Command; As next door neighbor down in Princeton town I could but love him as I love myself. He read his new-made poems as we walked Or sat beneath his Avalonic elm; I could not know their literary worth So like a 'cello was the voice that read, Vibrant to Autumn's passing winds but still Remembering the Summer's melodies. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...GOD OF THE HUMAN HEART by AMELIA WOODWARD TRUESDELL CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER by JOHN HUSTON FINLEY F. HOPKINSON SMITH by JOHN HUSTON FINLEY JOHN KENDRICK BANGS by JOHN HUSTON FINLEY RICHARD WATSON GILDER by JOHN HUSTON FINLEY THE THREE WISE MEN by JOHN HUSTON FINLEY THOMAS JANVIER by JOHN HUSTON FINLEY WILLIAM DEAN HOWELLS by JOHN HUSTON FINLEY WILLIAM MILLIGAN SLOANE by JOHN HUSTON FINLEY |
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