Inside The Heart Of Housman Poem by Alan S Jeeves

Inside The Heart Of Housman

Rating: 4.5


Beyond the moor and mountain crest
In valleys green and still
Ten thousand times I've done my best
And all about the idle hill.


When first my way to fair I took
Beneath the blue of day
For willows in the icy brook
In valleys miles away.


When in the moon the long road lies
And down the sighing wind in vain
Spent in star-defeated sighs
And what's to show for all my pain?


Oh, when I was in love with you
To-morrow I shall miss you less
The knot that makes one flesh of two
For a faith the world confessed.

Inside The Heart Of Housman
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
Each line taken from a different poem by A.E. Housman
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Luis A. Estable 27 June 2021

I like what you have done here. The rhyme is perfect except for one pair. The meter and the feet are carried out well, and the theme of the poem is interesting. This is a well-written poem

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