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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
DROUGHT, by PENNY ALLEN First Line: Drought has withered the city's strident stalks Last Line: From rivers of plankton, teeming towers sprang Subject(s): 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 HEMLOCK AND CEDAR by CARL SANDBURG THE WHITE CITY by CLAUDE MCKAY TO THE LADY IN THE CHIMSETTE WITH BLACK BUTTONS by NATHANIEL PARKER WILLIS |
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