Mary E Fullerton (1868 - 1946)
Poems of Mary E Fullerton
| 1. | A Man's a Sliding Mood | 1/1/2004 |
| 2. | The Skull | 1/1/2004 |
A Man's a Sliding Mood
Ardent in love and cold in charity,
Loud in the market, timid in debate:
Scornful of foe unbuckled in the dust
At whimper of a child compassionate,
A man's a sliding mood from hour to hour,
Rage, and a singing forest of bright birds,
Laughter with lovely friends,and loneliness,
Woe with her heavy horn of unspoke words.
What is he then this heir of heart and mind?