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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
SECTS, by JACK GILBERT Poet Analysis Poet's Biography First Line: We were talking about tent revivals Last Line: When an invisible figur crosses the stiff snow, %making a sound like some other planet's machinery Subject(s): Sects | |||
View Poem Text | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...PICTURES FROM TOFUKUJI; FOR PHILIP WHALEN by ANNE WALDMAN NO SECT [OR SECTS] IN HEAVEN by ELIZABETH H. JOCELYN CLEAVELAND THE BOROUGH: LETTER 4. SECTS AND PROFESSIONS IN RELIGION by GEORGE CRABBE THE LOST COLONY by SUSAN STEWART A SONG OF THE SECTS (IN A JERUSALEM TAVERN) by CALE YOUNG RICE STATE OF THE UNION: 7. OF SECTS AND FELLOWSHIPS by JOHN PEPPER CLARK HITS AND RUNS by CARL SANDBURG HIS OWNE EPITAPH by FRANCOIS VILLON THE ODYSSEY: THE GARDENS OF ALCINOUS by HOMER |
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