Edwin Arlington Robinson
Born in December 22, 1869 / Died in April 6, 1935 / United States / English
Poems by Edwin Arlington Robinson
Atherton's Gambit
... The master played this way and that, ...
The Altar
... That thrilled the foremost of that martyred throng ...
The Chorus of Old Men in Aegus
... undered years and a dirge for the years to be!Better his end had been as the end of a cloudless day, ...
The Sage
... And on it, like a flame, these words were scrolled: ...
Caput Mortuum
... For though I should have said that all was right, ...
Rembrandt to Rembrandt
... Saskia said, Before she died, how they would swear at you, ...
Three Quatrains
... The wines that flushed Lucullus are all spilled, ...
The Pity of the Leaves
... Now and then They stopped, and stayed therejust to let him know ...
Erasmus
... There were some of them did shake at what was told, ...
Pasa Thalassa Thalassa
... Where shall I ask, and of whom, in the town or on land or on water, ...
Souvenir
... And though a child, I knew it was the voice ...
Stafford's Cabin
... And when you met, you found his eyes were always on your shoes, ...
The Voice of Age
... Though none may know, by any chance, ...
Llewellyn and the Tree
... And so, through frost and clicking leaves, ...
Two Sonnets
... That we have squandered in sins frail distress, ...
