Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TREES IN YELLOWSTONE FOREST, by FLORENCE RILEY RADCLIFFE First Line: The silent generations hold you fast Last Line: A universe of beauty to renew! Subject(s): Beauty; Trees; Yellowstone National Park | ||||||||
The silent generations hold you fast -- Primordial rocks from ages long since past -- Your roots lie deep within the ancient mould. You guess the secrets vanished stars have told; You plumb the hidden meaning of the years, The wounds of sorrow -- all its pain and tears. You know indwelling life, its ebb and flow; Each rhythmic melody, each mystic throe; And when the cycle comes full round you trace Your joy against the skies like filmy lace -- Your branches spilling over sun and dew -- A universe of beauty to renew! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE SLEEPING GIANT by WILLIAM STEWARD GORDON YELLOWSTONE PARK-THE SECOND PARADISE by WILLIAM STEWARD GORDON THE BURNING OF YELLOWSTONE by MONA VAN DUYN A LONG WAY OUTSIDE YELLOWSTONE by THOMAS MCGRATH CANYON OF THE YELLOWSTONE by BERTYE YOUNG WILLIAMS CAVALIER TUNES: GIVE A ROUSE THEN FOR THE CLINIC by ROBERT BROWNING SONNETS ATTEMPTED IN THE MANNER OF CONTEMPORARY WRITERS: 2 by SAMUEL TAYLOR COLERIDGE RESOLUTION OF A POETICAL QUESTION CONCERNING FOUR RURAL SISTERS: 2 by CHARLES COTTON PARADISE LOST: BOOK 1 by JOHN MILTON |
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