Looking For A Poem

Can anyone help me to discover a poem a saw only once?
The first line is I think: If in limpid morning light of seasons yet to come.

Tom Moore

Please help me. i have loved this poem so much for many years and cant find it. it is about a guy who puts on these shoes and goes to this bar and he is a really cool poet. he transforms in to this person as soon as he puts on these shoes. in the end he reads a poem from some unknown author and he is " that guy" and he get the sultry girl with black hair and bangs (at least thats how she looks in my memory :)) its such a great poem! ! can anyone help??

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Duncan Schieb

Alright, so I took an English class a few years ago which had a fantastic module on poetry. The book we used has a fantastic poem which I can't remember for the life of me and I'm hoping you can help. The poem was a defense of sad literature, with a man defending his choice of sad music to his friends at a bar, telling them if they wanted to be happy they could drink beer. The poem finished with a story about a king who fed himself a little poison each day in order to develop an immunity. I believe the author was British, and male. Beyond this I can't remember much. Thanks for your help!

hi...i don't know where else to post this
is poemhunter still emailing poems every day?
i haven't received any for a long time
i like the ones from this site, so i hope they continue....

Hi,
there is this, i believe that it is a poem, I read in a book. and I can not recall the name of the book but it went somethiung like this:
If there was a mountain a mile high and once every ten thousand years a bird flew by and brushed the mountain with a feather by the time that the mountain is gone only a fraction of eternity would have passed by.
If anyone can please help me as to what the name of this is and if possiable who wrote it that would be great. thanks.

Hi, Many years ago I watched an episode of " Tennyson, Anyone?" on PBS and this poem was recited. I just have the synopsis, no lines, I hope that someone on this site will be familiar with it and be able to give me a proper title, or artist name. The poem is about a man who destroys a witch. On his way home, after killing this woman, he meets her on the path. She is smiling and quite alive. Any info regarding this poem is much appreciated! Thank you, Lilly

Looking for a poem I heard along time ago. It was about a painting of a boy and girl just before they were about to kiss. the poem is narrated from the view point of the boy in the painting. It starts off with him dreading the fact that his love is so close and yet he will never get to kiss her, but at the end of the poem he realizes what better place to be then at such a climactic moment with is love.

It would mean a great deal if someone could lead me in the right direction as for the name of this poem.

Thanks.

Hi, I have an assignment in English about cultural poems and I need 5 or 6 of one culture. I wanted to do Egyptian poetry but I can't really find any poems. Any help??

Hi - I'm Dennis and I'm new to this site.
I'm searching for two poems written by my Sister and first published in " On the threshold of a dream-vol 3" and " Distinguished poets of America" (both published by, I think, The National Library of Poetry.
The first poem is called " The Bay" - first line begins: - " The field, now devoid of lush grass..." (it's about a horse rather than a harbour) and the second is " The Auction" first line begins " The roan shivered slightly from...." and is also about a horse. The author is CA Wilson who used to own a stables with many horses used for childrens and adults local rides. I would, if possible, like to find both poems on a website so that I can print copies and have framed for personal reasons.
I would be most grateful for any help anyone can offer. Thank you. Dennis