A little poem by Sara Teasdale, The Mother of a Poet, gives a poetical explanation of this type of woman, in whom all the turbulence of the poet's spiritual inheritance is hushed before it is transmitted to him.
There is a little poem, by Walter Conrad Arensberg, which is to me a symbol of this power of reflection which distinguishes the poetic imagination.
The personal animus in a little poem To the Ladies warning them against marriage, apparently grew out of her own matrimonial infelicities.
A little poemin humorous vein, To one that persuades me to leave the Muses, gives some account of her school-days.
Shortly after The Female Quixote came a little poemby Mrs. Monk entitled "On a Romantick Lady" in which a lover says to his mistress: This poring over your Grand Cyrus Must ruin you, and will quite tire us.
I thought you were working, and were going to publish a little poem, shortly?
Still, yes, I have a little poem on hand, 'The End of Woman.
The mournfully beautiful music that Schubert wedded to Claudius's little poem Der Tod und das Maedchen might serve as melodious expression to many a one of these Grecian lays of dead damsels.
Here is a little poem I sent a short time since to a committee for a certain celebration.
I said that a little poemof mine, at the wish of the publisher, would appear in the same new year's gift.
On my departure he wrote a little poem for me, which I preserve amongst my dearest relics.
Illustration: “Once I wrote a little poem which I thought was very fine, And I showed the printer’s copy to a critic friend of mine, First he praised the thing a little.
But she was used to the outstretched hands; she always put both her own in them, as simply as a child; and she was bringing to her teacher now a little poem, of which her thoughts were full.
Another was a little poem, which she laughingly called his and not hers.
At this time, she printed a little poem, which set many of her friends to vondering from what experience of hers it could possibly have been drawn.
Church bells seem always to have had an attraction for him: he has a pretty reference to them in John Woodvil, and a little poem in Blank Verse, 1798, entitled "The Sabbath Bells.
The superior power of truth and sentiment have immortalised this little poem, and the occasion which gave it birth.
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