Poemas sobre el tema: lantern

Poemas sobre el tema «lantern» en Poets.by.

SoñadorYone Noguchi

Japan in July

The vision of the sunset light Of ghostly white : The day is the twilight perfume Too full to fly away. O, Japan in milky July, What an art of dream untold ! You know, over the blue and deep of the seas, (O the wilderness of the Pacific!) Like a lantern in love-air, she sways In pain that is song.
TristeMaxwell Bodenheim

Blind

Blinder than oak-trees in the wind Endlessly weaving sighs into a poem To sight, He sits, the light of one pale purple lantern Seeping into his dream-hollowed face, Like floating, transparent words Pale with unuttered meanings. He mends a flute and sighs as though Its shadow leaned heavily upon his heart And told him things his dead eyes could not grasp.
ContemplativoEdgar Lee Masters

Andy the Night-Watch

In my Spanish cloak, And old slouch hat, And overshoes of felt, And Tyke, my faithful dog, And my knotted hickory cane, I slipped about with a bull’s-eye lantern From door to door on the square, As the midnight stars wheeled round, And the bell in the steeple murmured From the blowing of the wind; And the weary steps of old Doc Hill Sounded like one who walks in sleep, And a far-off rooster crew. And now another is watching Spoon River As others watched before me. And here we lie, Doc Hill and I
TristeAmy Lowell

Again the New Year Festival

I HAVE drunk your health In the red-lacquer wine cups, But the wind-bells on the bronze lanterns In my garden Are corroded and fallen.
SoñadorAmy Lowell

Ephemera

Silver-green lanterns tossing among windy branches : So an old man thinks Of the loves of his youth.