Arts & Sciences

My Poet

by Thomas MacDonagh 1878–1916

From Poetical Works (1916): Songs of Myself

Arts & Sciences

— My poet the rose of his fancies
Wrought unwritten in verse,
And left but the lilies and pansies
To strew his early hearse.

— The master-dream of your poet
Has perished for ever then?
— What know we? Should we know it
If it were born again?

MLA

MacDonagh, Thomas. “My Poet.” Poetry Codex, poetrycodex.com/poem/macdonagh/18/.

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MacDonagh, Thomas. “My Poet.” Poetry Codex. https://poetrycodex.com/poem/macdonagh/18/.

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