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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TANKA: 2, by PERCY STICKNEY GRANT Poet's Biography First Line: Harshly loud the key Last Line: Widow, yes, clasp close his child! | |||
Harshly loud the key Shrieked as it locked tight his tomb; But from a pine bough Sweetly a robin's song trilled. Widow, yes, clasp close his child! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...A CITY OF MILLS by PERCY STICKNEY GRANT A COMPOSER by PERCY STICKNEY GRANT A FIFTH AVENUE PARADE by PERCY STICKNEY GRANT A LANCASHIRE LOVER (AT THE UNDERTAKER'S) by PERCY STICKNEY GRANT A NOCTURNE by PERCY STICKNEY GRANT A TAPESTRY by PERCY STICKNEY GRANT AD MATREM by PERCY STICKNEY GRANT AFTER FORTY YEARS by PERCY STICKNEY GRANT AN ITALIAN SONNET-SEQUENCE: 1 by PERCY STICKNEY GRANT AN ITALIAN SONNET-SEQUENCE: 10 by PERCY STICKNEY GRANT |
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