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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
ASYLUM OPHELIA: SURREY, 1848, by JENNIFER FRANKLIN First Line: By day, I sort colored beans Last Line: In the fierce swinging arms of waves Subject(s): Insanity; Surrey, England | |||
View Poem Text | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...EPIGRAM: A WALK IN SURREY by G. N. CLARK AN APPLE-TREE RHYME by ANONYMOUS AT BEDDINGTON, SURREY; 'HIS NAME WAS GREENHILL' by UNKNOWN IN KEW CHURCH; FOR ROBERT AND ANNA PLAISTOW, D. 1728 by UNKNOWN TO THE POET SHENSTONE; ON A VOTIVE TABLET AT BURFORD LODGE by UNKNOWN PURSUIT OF THE WORD by ROBERT FROST INCIDENT OF THE FRENCH CAMP by ROBERT BROWNING LITTLE SNAIL by HILDA CONKLING REPORT OF AN ADJUDGED CASE, NOT TO BE FOUND IN ANY BOOKS by WILLIAM COWPER ANDROMEDA by GERARD MANLEY HOPKINS |
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