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Monthly Archives: October 2009

poem of the day

Before Exile
by Louise Mack (1870-1935)
Here is my last good-bye,
   This side the sea.
Good-bye! good-bye! good-bye!
   Love me, remember me.
This is my last good-bye,
   This side the sea.
I bless, I pledge, I cling,
   Love me, remember me.
This is my last good-bye
   To each dear tree,
To every silent plain,
   Love me, remember me.
This is my last good-bye,
   This side the sea.
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poem of the day

The Willow
by James Whitcomb Riley (1849-1916)
Who shall sing a simple ditty about the Willow,
      Dainty-fine and delicate as any bending spray
That dandles high the dainty bird that flutters there to trill a
      Tremulously tender song of greeting to the May.
Bravest, too, of all the trees!

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Last Lines
by Anne Bront

poem of the day

From Friend to Friend
by John Addington Symonds (1840-1893)
Oh friend, I know not if such days and nights
      Of fervent comradeship as we have spent,
      Or if twin minds with equal ardour bent
      To search the world

poem of the day

Song of the Rain
by Hugh McCrae (1876-1958)
Night,
and the yellow pleasure of candle-light….
old brown books and the kind, fine face of the clock
fogged in the veils of the fire

poem of the day

Sonnet
by Charles Cros (1842-1888)
Je sais faire des vers perp