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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LINES FOR ROETHKE TWENTY YEARS AFTER HIS DEATH, by DUANE NIATUM Poet's Biography First Line: You asked us to hear the softest vocable of wind Last Line: Show us again how to reap the fire and glow Subject(s): Roethke, Theodore (1908-1963) | |||
View Poem Text | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...A POET'S HOUSEHOLD by CAROLYN KIZER THE ROSEBUSH; A MEMORY OF THEODORE ROETHKE by DAVID WAGONER POET ON THE ISLAND; TO THEODORE ROETHKE by RICHARD MURPHY ROETHKE AT HARVARD by KATHLEEN SPIVACK ROSEBUSH; A MEMORY OF THEODORE ROETHKE by DAVID WAGONER ON THE DEATH OF THEODORE ROETHKE by WILLIAM WITHERUP PARABLE OF THE BELOVED by DUANE NIATUM FROM FRANCE by ISAAC ROSENBERG WHAT THE ENGINE SAYS by ALEXANDER ANDERSON |
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