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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
THERE'S NO PLACE TO SLEEP IN THIS BED, TANGUY, by CHARLES HENRI FORD Poem Explanation Poet's Biography First Line: The storks like elbows had a fit of falling Last Line: There's no place to sleep in this bed, tanguy %there are too many monuments of broken hearts Alternate Author Name(s): Ford, Charles Henry | |||
View Poem Text | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...TO E. L., ON HIS TRAVELS IN GREECE by ALFRED TENNYSON ON THE ART OF WRITING by PHILIP AYRES THE FIRST AIR-RAID WARNING by EVELYN D. BANGAY CAGNES; ON THE RIVIERA by MATHILDE BLIND IN THE PLACE DE LA BASTILLE by RICHARD EUGENE BURTON MAYAN TEMPLE by ADA CLARKE CARMICHIEL GREEK SPRING; MARCH, ATHENS, 1913 by RHYS CARPENTER PERSIAN [ORIENTAL] ECLOGUES: 1. SELIM; OR, SHEPHERD'S MORAL by WILLIAM COLLINS (1721-1759) |
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