Classic and Contemporary Poetry
NOON: 2, by WINIFRED LUCAS First Line: You claim an early twilight, sweet Last Line: As 'neath your eye-lids dies the sun. Alternate Author Name(s): Le Bailly, Mrs. Subject(s): Noon | ||||||||
YOU claim an early twilight, sweet, Who tire of day so soon; Astonished light and darkness meet In your repose at noon, Yet waive their common wonderment Your need to solace and content. Of all from azure skies day-driven, There's many a star to spare To stud the little vault of heaven Your flight of dreams may dare, And break upon you, one by one, As 'neath your eye-lids dies the sun. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...HIGH NOON AT LOS ALAMOS by ELEANOR WILNER GLIMPSES OF CHILDHOOD: 2. IN THE CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL by RICHARD EUGENE BURTON NOON QUATRAINS by CHARLES COTTON MORNING IS THE PLACE FOR DEW by EMILY DICKINSON BEWILDERED by ETHEL KNIGHT FISHER GLION - NOON by JAMES ELROY FLECKER |
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