I could not find the Edna St. Vincent Millay poem Titled Inspiration. It's about the view from Mt. Battie. near Camden Maine which is near where she lived.
looking for an antiwar poemabout not cooperating with death not leading his horse out of the stable.
I am trying to think of a poem about death. going by the children at play, cornice in the
I am trying to remember a Millay poem about her neighbor who weeded her garden with a spoon and danced under the silvery moon. Just a short litte gem tickling my memory from years ago.
Once upon a time I sat making verses while the cat... What poem/sonnet is that line from?
if you were to type in the first line of a poem in google most times it will find the poem for you. Or, and this is radical, find a library and ask for a 'collected works" of Edna Millay. It will have an index of titles and another of first lines. That's how you find a poem. oh, and " ancestors' only has one s in the middle.
Edna st Vincent Millay is a killer. when she died she tripe on a dead body and she fell down the stairs. sucked to be her
I am trying to find the poem by Edna St. Vincent Millay that begins; " this book, when I am dead, will be a little perfume of me..:
my all time favorite poem - but dont know the tiitle OH WORLD I CAN NOT HOLD THEE CLOSE ENOUGH THY WINDS THY WIDE GRAY SKIES. Would love to have the complete poem.
but ah, my friends, and oh, my foes, it gives a lovely light. I may not have punctuated correctly.
I'm searching for the poem attributed to Edna St. Vincent Millay that goes: My candle burns at both ends; it will not last the night; but oh, my foes...it gives a lovely light. Is this a correct version of her work. I wonder if after foes...she added...and my friends, or something similar.
We just watched a movie with Sam Elliott called "The Hero." I won't spoil anything but this poem is mentioned. It was a very different role for Sam but we enjoyed the movie.
trying to find copy of poem WORK by EDNA ST VINCENT MILLAY I learned in high school always stayed with me trying to find copy of poem WORK by EDNA ST VINCENT MILLAY l
Poem about the man I have ...but you should have seen the one who got away