Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LIFE'S MAGIC INSTRUMENT, by DONALD J. PAQUETTE First Line: Exhaustlessly the unbidden heart Last Line: And steals silently away. | ||||||||
Exhaustlessly the unbidden heart whose phantom fortitude exceeds our song tip-toes the minutes of eternity... One two, one two -- as step by step life's golden coins are spent one two, one two -- past ache and ill and perilous predicament. Thus journeys on this muscled miracle -- asleep, awake to keep our rendezvous with fate -- one two, one two... until the day time gathers up our odds and ends and steals silently away. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...TO AN OLD CLOCK by DONALD J. PAQUETTE ESTRANGEMENT by GEORGIA DOUGLAS JOHNSON TRULY GREAT by WILLIAM HENRY DAVIES BILLY IN THE DARBIES, FR. BILLY BUDD by HERMAN MELVILLE SONG (2) by CHRISTINA GEORGINA ROSSETTI SONNET: FOR FREEDOM'S SAKE by LOUISA SARAH BEVINGTON A DAY REMORSEFUL by EDMUND CHARLES BLUNDEN FALL FIELDS by RICHARD EUGENE BURTON THE REBEL SCOT by JOHN CLEVELAND PICTURES OF THE SOUTHWEST: DESERTED by ELIZABETH KING COWGILL |
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