Classic and Contemporary Poetry
BEGIN AT HOME, by AMOS RUSSEL WELLS Poet's Biography First Line: No home so unwise as the teacher's Last Line: To the home-neglecters of earth. Subject(s): Home | ||||||||
No home so unwise as the teacher's That teaches only abroad; No home so accursed as the preacher's That tells only strangers of God. Ah, there's many a world's care-taker Whose house lacks neatness and grace, And there's many a merrymaker Whose home is the saddest place. And I wonder if up in heaven. Where homes are of priceless worth, Christ's "many mansions" are given To the home-neglecters of earth. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...EL FLORIDA ROOM by RICHARD BLANCO DESTINATIONS by JOSEPHINE JACOBSEN TO THIS HOUSE by ROBINSON JEFFERS THE UPSTAIRS ROOM by WELDON KEES HOME IS SO SAD by PHILIP LARKIN DUTCH INTERIOR by DAVID LEHMAN A BATTLE SONG (WRITTEN IN THE WORLD WAR) by AMOS RUSSEL WELLS |
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