After Spanish Proverb Poem by Dorothy Parker
After Spanish Proverb
Oh, mercifullest one of all,
Oh, generous as dear,
None lived so lowly, none so small,
Thou couldst withhold thy tear:
How swift, in pure compassion,
How meek in charity,
To offer friendship to the one
Who begged but love of thee!
Oh, gentle word, and sweetest said!
Oh, tender hand, and first
To hold the warm, delicious bread
To lips burned black of thirst.
Dorothy Parker was so clever and subliminally full of mischief when writing this. Excellent as always,
Bunch of Berkshire Hunts - why do you have to blast awful music, then have a robot read the poem extremely badly. Why does a page about poetry need to make any noise at all? Whoever decided upon this offensive noise should be castrated.
I am not sure of the real situation here. The last two line of the first stanza gives me so trouble, to tell the truth. If you could explain this poem to me, I`d be able to leave a decent comment. Now, I am not able.
Excellent most deserving Modern Poem Of The Day! Congratulations 5 Stars fullest!
Well expressed thoughts and feelings, a beautiful piece of poetry....
Oh, gentle word, and sweetest said! Oh, tender hand, and first To hold the warm, delicious bread To lips burned black of thirst.....excellent poem penned; enjoyable; wisely written
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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12/12/2024 2:30:23 AM # 1.0.0
Wow, that was pretty good, but i hear there is this poem called 'Neil is awsome', it was life changing and insperational. Read it and vote it a 10!