Poems by John Gould Fletcher
From The Japanese: In Visions Of The Evening (1913)
... The mist silently lifted and showed mean open tomb ...
Spring
... " And the winter constellations that are like patient ox-eyes ...
Lincoln
... Towards old things: Towards the herdman-kings who walked the earth and spoke with God, ...
The Enduring
... Though we have cast the world away, ...
Arizona Poems: Rain In The Desert
... Their pottery whistles lie beside them, the prayer-sticks closely feathered ...
A Rebel
... We would have no more power left to look on that dead face ...
(To James R. Lawson) 1946
... The bells wove their rhythm of delicate, proud, airborne music ...
The Black Rock
... And the winds slip out and meet together from the edges of the sea, ...
Where Will I Find You
... t seen your glory as the heavens&rsquo ...
Snowy Mountains
... Plasters their cliffs with soap-advertisements, ...
The Skaters
... And the grinding click of their skates as they impinge upon the surface, &emsp ...
Night Song
... Sun of my dusk, dream of my dawn, I come to you ...
Chinese Poet Among Barbarians
... For I know I shall never escape from this dull barbarian country, ...
White Symphony
... another: Nervous, sinewy, tossing their arms and brandishing, ...
Rain In The Desert
... Their pottery whistles lie beside them, the prayer-sticks closely ...
