Classic and Contemporary Poetry
VENEZIA, by NAOMI REYNOLDS First Line: If we had met in venice, dear my heart Last Line: Meet in your fair venezia some spring day. Subject(s): Love; Venice, Italy | ||||||||
If we had met in Venice. dear my heart, And you had been my broad-brimmed gondolier, Together we had glided far and near, Our souls the millionth of an inch apart. In the May moonlight, Cupid, with his dart, (His smile half merry, half a silly leer) Might have inflicted wounds too deep to bear, Without some slight assistance on your part. Why have we met a drab half world away, You in your shop, I in my dignity? Oh, yes, I'll eat with you and teach and pray, But cara mias have no effect on me -- At least, not in this city -- yet we may Meet in your fair Venezia some spring day. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...ELEVATED by JOHN FREDERICK NIMS SURFACES AND MASKS; 12 by CLARENCE MAJOR SURFACES AND MASKS; 2 by CLARENCE MAJOR SURFACES AND MASKS; 1 by CLARENCE MAJOR SURFACES AND MASKS; 3 by CLARENCE MAJOR SURFACES AND MASKS; 30 by CLARENCE MAJOR SURFACES AND MASKS; 6 by CLARENCE MAJOR SURFACES AND MASKS; 7 by CLARENCE MAJOR ROSE COLORED GLASSES by KENNETH REXROTH |
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