Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ALL SOULS' EVE, by FLORENCE KILPATRICK MIXTER First Line: Hark! - do you hear the choral dead? Last Line: Still brimming with your tears. Subject(s): All Souls' Night; All Hallows Night | ||||||||
Hark! -- do you hear the choral dead? Forgotten now their pride Who on this night would have us know They passed unsatisfied. They shiver like the thin brown leaves Upon a sapless tree, Clinging with palsied, withered might To their identity. Their voices are the unearthly winds That die before the dawn; And each one has some tale to tell, And, having told, is gone. . . . . . . . Ah! -- you who come with sea-blue eyes, And dead these hundred years, Be satisfied! I hold the cup Still brimming with your tears. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...ALL SOUL'S DAY by THEODOSIA (PICKERING) GARRISON ALL-HALLOWS EVE by FRANCIS LEDWIDGE ALL SOULS' NIGHT by WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS ALL SOULS' EVE by MARY E. MANNIX ALL SOULS' EVE by DORA SIGERSON SHORTER ALL SOULS' NIGHT by DORA SIGERSON SHORTER ALL SOULS' NIGHT by KATHARINE TYNAN A PRINT BY HOKUSAI by FLORENCE KILPATRICK MIXTER LULLABY by FLORENCE KILPATRICK MIXTER SONG, FR. ERNEST MALTRAVERS by EDWARD GEORGE EARLE LYTTON BULWER-LYTTON |
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