|
|||||||||||
What's name of this Poem? High and Low
|
Share Thread
|
Subject: Folklore: what is the name of this Poem From: skarpi Date: 26 Jan 16 - 05:15 PM here are the beginning of the poem He stumbled home from Clippton fear , with drunken song and ceaks a clow..yet there was some thing in the air ...? and it´s told before this song https://plus.google.com/107543477434752863629/posts/GYrDUH4Mjc3 all the best Skarpi Iceland P.s ...my Artist name is Úlflogi Álfson |
Subject: RE: Folklore: what is the name of this Poem From: skarpi Date: 26 Jan 16 - 05:17 PM Jo that was quick He stumbled home from Clifden fair With drunken song, and cheeks aglow. Yet there was something in his air That told of kingship long ago. I sighed -- and inly cried With grief that one so high should fall so low. But he snatched a flower and sniffed its scent, And waved it toward the sunset sky. Some old sweet rapture through him went And kindled in his bloodshot eye. I turned -- and inly burned With joy that one so low should rise so high. -- James H. Cousins |
Subject: RE: Folklore: what is the name of this Poem From: keberoxu Date: 26 Jan 16 - 05:42 PM HIGH AND LOW is the title of Cousins' poem. It was published in his book The Bell-Branch, 1908. You have the entire thing there in two stanzas, you were only lacking the title. |
Share Thread: |
Subject: | Help |
From: | |
Preview Automatic Linebreaks Make a link ("blue clicky") |