Classic and Contemporary Poetry
GRAND CANYON, by MAUDE LEE IMMELE First Line: When morning comes on wings of golden light Last Line: The signature of god upon the earth. Subject(s): Grand Canyon, Arizona | ||||||||
When morning comes on wings of golden light Reflecting colors over crumbling shale In varied hues, some vivid, others pale, The shrine of ages flames, as Time in flight Portrays to man an awe-inspiring sight. The Colorado winding through the dale Looks skyward through her rainbow misty veil, Revealing God in His majestic might. This mass of beauty, painted by God's hand Is but Time's record on a granite page. When scenes evolve and change by cosmic birth Beneath the azure dome that roofs the land; Thus is this mighty shrine defying age, The signature of God upon the earth. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...BUT WHEN I SAW GRAND CANYON by BYRDIE L. MARTIN THE TRYST BY THE GRAND CANON by EDNA DEAN PROCTOR MOUNTAINS IN THE GRAND CANYON by CALE YOUNG RICE SONNET: 25 by EDMUND JOSEPH BERRIGAN GRAND CANYON by ADELAIDE CRAPSEY AT GRAND CANYON II by NORA MARKS DAUENHAUER GRAND CANYON OF THE COLORADO by JOHN GOULD FLETCHER GRAND CANYON by STEPHEN LEFEBURE PAINTED DESERT by TOMAZ SALAMUN IN A GONDOLA by ROBERT BROWNING |
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