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De/Compositions 101 Good Poems Gone Wrong by W. D. Snodgrass Table of Contents Foreword: The De/Composer by Donald Hall Introduction I. William Butler Yeats, "Leda and the Swan" John Berryman, "Dream Song #22, 'Of 1826'" Wallace Stevens, "Disillusionment of Ten O'Clock" Elizabeth Spires, "Globe" Richard Eberhart, "The Fury of Aerial Bombardment" Richard Eberhart, "The Groundhog" Ben Johnson, "Still to Be Neat" William Shakespeare, "Sonnet #129, 'The expense of spiritÉ'" Walt Whitman, "A Noiseless Patient Spider" Donald Hall, "The Man in the Dead Machine" Robert Creeley, "I Know a Man" Edwin Arlington Robinson, "Eros Turannos" Commentary II. Undercurrents Edwin Arlington Robinson, "The Miller's Wife" Bernard Spencer, "Egyptian Dancer at Shubra" Richard Wilbur, "A Late Aubade"

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Pages: Stormfront White Nationalist Community BELLS FOR JOHN WHITESIDE'S DAUGHTER - John Crowe Ransom (Click here to view the original posts with full images or to reply) Posted by: JohnJoyTree BELLS FOR JOHN WHITESIDE'S DAUGHTER There was such speed in her little body, And such lightness in her footfall, It is no wonder her brown study Astonishes us all Her wars were bruited in our high window. We looked among orchard trees and beyond Where she took arms against her shadow, Or harried unto the pond The lazy geese, like a snow cloud Dripping their snow on the green grass, Tricking and stopping, sleepy and proud, Who cried in goose, Alas, For the tireless heart within the little Lady with rod that made them rise From their noon apple-dreams and scuttle Goose-fashion under the skies! But now go the bells, and we are ready, In one house we are sternly stopped To say we are vexed at her brown study, Lying so primly propped. Home Join discussion forum E-mail Stormfront

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Pages: Stormfront White Nationalist Community THE EQUILIBRISTS - John Crowe Ransom (Click here to view the original posts with full images or to reply) Posted by: JohnJoyTree THE EQUILIBRISTS Full of her long white arms and milky skin He had a thousand times remembered sin. Alone in the press of people traveled he, Minding her jacinth, and myrrh, and ivory. Mouth he remembered: the quaint orifice From which came heat that flamed upon the kiss, Till cold words came down spiral from the head. Grey doves from the officious tower illsped. Body: it was a white field ready for love, On her body's field, with the gaunt tower above, The lilies grew, beseeching him to take, If he would pluck and wear them, bruise and break. Eyes talking: Never mind the cruel words, Embrace my flowers, but not embrace the swords. But what they said, the doves came straightway flying And unsaid: Honor, Honor, they came crying. Importunate her doves. Too pure, too wise, Clambering on his shoulder, saying, Arise, Leave me now, and never let us meet

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