Old childish treasures, had burst its lid. Dawn kissed her doll's cracked face. It shone. Red-smeared, but laughing--the Curse is gone. Hangs o'er her head? She does not move. The clock dictates its old refrain. The crust, the broken cup are there! Her scanty meal. God does not rise. But Dawn peers in with haggard eyes.

Nov 25, 2024 · These poems reflect the breathtaking beauty of dawn, capturing its radiant light, vivid colors, and its profound impact on nature and our hearts. The Dawn Poet: Althea Randolph I'm up and dressed while yet the World Is fast asleep in bed; Ofttimes I wear a skirt of blue, And ofttimes ruby red; About my waist I tie a sash Of golden streamers gay.

The Dawn by Lord Alfred Tennyson "You are but children." - EGYPTIAN PRIEST TO SOLON. Red of the Dawn! Screams of a babe in the red-hot palms of a Moloch of Tyre, Man with his brotherless dinner on man in the tropical wood, Priests in the name of the Lord passing souls through fire to the fire, Head-hunters and boats of Dahomey that float upon ...

Aug 10, 2016 · Dawn, morning, sunrise: these are perennial themes of English poetry. From beautiful aubades to morning prayers, English literature is ready to rouse us from slumber with cheering, inspiring, moving, and thought-provoking poems about the dawn.

Red of the Dawn! Screams of a babe in the red-hot palms of a Moloch of Tyre, Man with his brotherless dinner on man in the tropical wood, Priests in the name of the Lord passing souls through fire to the fire, Head-hunters and boats of Dahomey that float upon human blood!

The Red Dawn / the coming dawn draws nearer / laying awake in your rack / the morning – you mustn’t fear her / just time going forward and back / there’s nothin. Published at the web's largest poetry site.

RED of the Dawn! Screams of a babe in the red-hot palms of a Moloch of Tyre, Man with his brotherless dinner on man in the tropical wood, Priests in the name of the Lord passing souls thro’ fire to the fire, Head-hunters and boats of Dahomey that float upon human blood!

my blade had cut the rose / the red steel echoed woes / lament the path fate chose / we cry as the wind blows / struck down in deep regret / your cold cheek became wet / my soul and your tears met / as the final moon set / the cherry blossom fell / I can .

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We slash, thrust, kill till dawn The virgin rays glean on men of war, down As the sun, ever beautiful, rises in the morn A searing pain through my abdomen The enemy’s spear. . . Reality dawns, I will lie O this lawn once green, I will lie A relief, unwelcome, as I slip Away by morning to join the lain. -Kim. ©