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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
TREAD THE DARK: 51, by DAVID IGNATOW Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: I sink back upon the ground, expecting to die Last Line: And I will learn to love you as a zebra whom I did not love as a human being Subject(s): Animals; Children; Exhibitions; Zebras; Zoos; Childhood; World's Fairs; Expositions | |||
View Poem Text | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...ODE SUNG AT THE OPENING OF THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION by ALFRED TENNYSON INVITATION TO A PAINTER: 1 by WILLIAM ALLINGHAM AT THE FIREMEN'S EXHIBITION by CHARLES WILLIAM BRODRIBB ATLANTA EXPOSITION ODE by MARY WESTON FORDHAM A WELCOME TO THE FAIR by WILLIAM STEWARD GORDON THE LEWIS AND CLARK TRAIL by WILLIAM STEWARD GORDON WEBFOOT IN THE LEAD by WILLIAM STEWARD GORDON THE MELBOURNE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION (WRITTEN FOR MUSIC) by HENRY CLARENCE KENDALL THE SYDNEY INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION by HENRY CLARENCE KENDALL |
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