Poèmes sur le thème : stage

Poèmes sur le thème « stage » sur Poets.by.

JoyeuxJohn Gould Fletcher

Irradiations XX

I dance: I exist in motion: A wind-shaken flower spilling my drops in the sunlight. I feel the muscles bending, relaxing beneath me; I direct the rippling sweep of the lines of my body; Its impact crashes through the thin walls of the atmosphere, I dance. About me whirls The sombre hall, the gaudy stage, the harsh glare of the footlights, And in the brains of thousands watching Little flames leap quivering to the music of my effort. I have danced: I have expressed my soul In unbroken rhythm, Sorrow, and flame. I am tired: I would be extinguished beneath your beating hands.
ContemplatifHazel Hall

Nobody Passes

Nobody passes on the street. The day is set, like a stage, for feet. With a ridge of white clouds painted high Across the canvas of the sky; With pavement gleaming and too clean ; A shimmer of grass that seems too green, And houses alert on every side Showing a stiff and conscious pride. The day is a stage, and life is a play — But nobody passes down this way.