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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TO A HYACINTH SONG, by VIRGINIA STAIT
First Line: It captured me beyond the color's riot
Last Line: And I am unconfessed!
Subject(s): Hyacinths
First Line: It captured me beyond the color's riot
Last Line: And I am unconfessed!
Subject(s): Hyacinths
It captured me beyond the color's riot,
The chime and clash
Of crimsons, and beyond the petalled quiet
Of ash to its own ash.
It was a spray of white for me to borrow,
A thought's cool rest,
When a high noon knows but a fevered morrow,
And I am unconfessed!
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