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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
FROM A PRAIRIE, by BEATRICE BRISSMAN First Line: I like to watch Last Line: A conqueror of space. Subject(s): Tumble-weeds | |||
I like to watch Tumble-weeds roll by, Or to see an eagle Soaring in the sky. Tumble-weeds lead The wind a merry chase. An eagle cleaves the clouds, A conqueror of space. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...PRAIRIE VAGABOND by JANE SLOAN PORTRAIT: TUMBLE-WEEDS by ANNIE LAURIE SNORF WINDFLOWER LEAF by CARL SANDBURG ON THE RECEIPT OF MY MOTHER'S PICTURE [OUT OF NORFOLK] by WILLIAM COWPER HUGH SELWYN MAUBERLEY: 7. 'SIENA MI FE' by EZRA POUND FRIENDSHIP [OR, THE TRUE FRIEND] by WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE SONNET: 87 by WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE WELCOME GUEST by JEAN D. ARMSTRONG THE ART OF PRESERVING HEALTH: BOOK 2. THE GASTRIC MUSE by JOHN ARMSTRONG THE AFFECTIONATE SHEPHERD; OR COMPLAINT OF DAPHNIS by RICHARD BARNFIELD |
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