Autobiography Poem by William Soutar
Autobiography
Out of the darkness of the womb
Into a bed, into a room:
Out of a garden into a town,
And to a country, and up and down
The earth; the touch of women and men
And back into a garden again:
Into a garden; into a room;
Into a bed and into a tomb;
And the darkness of the world's womb.
Friday, September 17, 2010
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In addition to these poems published here on Poemhunter Soutar wrote over 119 American cinquains and numerous American doublets, both forms were created by his contemporary Adelaide Crapsey