Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THE SEA-VOYAGE, by HEINRICH HEINE Poet's Biography First Line: I leaning stood against the mast Last Line: With overweight of sorrow! Subject(s): Sea Voyages | ||||||||
I LEANING stood against the mast, And told each wave of ocean; Farewell, my beauteous fatherland! My bark, how swift thy motion! I pass'd my lovely mistress' house, The windows gleam'd all over; But though I gazed and gazed and gazed, No sign could I discover. Ye tears, obscure not thus mine eyes On this too-painful morrow; My love-sick heart, O do not break With overweight of sorrow! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...IN ABEYANCE by DENISE LEVERTOV LEAVING FOREVER by DENISE LEVERTOV SAILING HOME FROM RAPALLO by ROBERT LOWELL SHACKLETON by MADELINE DEFREES QE2. TRANSATLANTIC CROSSING. THIRD DAY. by RITA DOVE MANHATTAN, 1609 by EDWIN MARKHAM CROSSING THE ATLANTIC by ANNE SEXTON THE INDIA WHARF by SARA TEASDALE |
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