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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
APPRENTICE, by JOHN STERLING HARRIS First Line: While yet a boy he learned his father's trade Last Line: He hung upon the nails %and showed he knew his father's trade Subject(s): Apprentices; Mormons | |||
View Poem Text | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE FLOATING MORMON by KAREN SWENSON THE FARM ON THE GREAT PLAINS by WILLIAM EDGAR STAFFORD THE MORMON TRIAL; ELDER SAUL'S STORY by DANIEL MACINTYRE HENDERSON SONG OF THE AIRWAY by DAWSON POWELL THE WIND-BOUND MISSION by CHARLES TENNYSON TURNER ONE TO LOVE by ALFRED ISLAY WALDEN I WILL ONE DAY BE A WIDOW, LOVE by PENNY ALLEN WORLD WAS UNPERFECTED TILL MADE FLESH by PENNY ALLEN GREEK SONG: 1. THE STORM OF DELPHI by FELICIA DOROTHEA HEMANS |
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