The Frowning Cliff Poem by Herbert Asquith
The Frowning Cliff
Rating: ★4.5
The sea has a laugh
And the cliff a frown;
For the laugh of the sea is wearing him down.
Lipping and lapping
Frown as he may,
The laughing sea
Will eat him away;
Knees and body,
And tawny head,
He'll smile at last
On a golden bed.
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Walterrean Salley
06 November 2014
It seems that the sea and the cliff are at odds, but the sea gets the last laugh.
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4/22/2024 11:59:06 AM # 1.0.0.1119
It seems that the sea and the cliff are at odds, but the sea is to have the last laugh.