Ah, he was white and slender And the lamplight turned him gold And his groping hands were tender And his kisses never bold. How shall I sleep through the long, long nights In my wide cold-sheeted bed, Hearing the wild geese crying in their flights, And me afraid, And him not by to turn and hold me to his heart In the way he knew, And me no longer folded to his heart Thinking him true. | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...SUSSEX DRINKING SONG by HILAIRE BELLOC SERVICE by GEORGIA DOUGLAS JOHNSON STUDY FOR A GEOGRAPHICAL TRAIL; 4. NEW JERSEY by CLARENCE MAJOR CITIES OF THE PLAIN by EDGAR LEE MASTERS PLAINT OF THE DISGUSTED BRITON IN THE STATES by GEORGE SANTAYANA DEAR ELIZABETH: (FOR ELIZABETH DIFIORE) by KAREN SWENSON |