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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
EX-SANTA FEAN, by MERLIN WENDLAND First Line: So, caballero, you go now? Last Line: For that town of santa fe. Subject(s): Sante Fe, New Mexico | |||
So, Caballero, you go now? Perhaps you come back some day And tell me, amigo mio, How it is in Santa Fe? Las' year I live there in the valley On the edge of the ol' ciudad. Now I herd my sheep and remember That swell good times I had. I had life and wine and singing -- A new sweetheart every day. I think all the devils envy me For that fun in Santa Fe. Is the grass now green in the plaza? The flowers -- do they bloom this spring? And the senoritas' laughter, Does it still have that same sweet ring? You will be there my frien', for fiesta. Think one little thought -- I pray -- For a lonely exile, longing For that town of Santa Fe. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...SANTA FE AT DUSK by GEORGIA MOORE EBERLING DESERT SONG by JOHN GALSWORTHY BURROS by JOHN CURTIS UNDERWOOD ROAD BLOCK: SANTE FE, NEW MEXICO by CONNIE DEANOVICH SANTA FE, NEW MEXICO by APRIL HALPRIN WAYLAND LEFT-HANDED POEM by JAMES GALVIN THE LAKE BOATS by EDGAR LEE MASTERS THE RETIREMENT; TO MR. IZAAK WALTON by CHARLES COTTON WHEN MALINDY SINGS by PAUL LAURENCE DUNBAR MY GARDEN by RALPH WALDO EMERSON THE MOURNING GARMENT: THE DESCRIPTION OF THE SHEPHERD AND HIS WIFE by ROBERT GREENE |
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