Adventure Poem by Hilda Conkling

Hilda Conkling

Hilda Conkling

New York
follow poet
Hilda Conkling
New York
follow poet

Adventure

Rating: 4.3


I went slowly through the wood of shadows,
Thinking always I should meet some one:
There was no one.

I found a hollow
Sweet to rest in all night long:
I did not stay.

I came out beyond the trees
To the moaning sea.
Over the sea swam a cloud the outline of a ship:
What if that ship held my adventure
Under its sails?

Come quickly to me, come quickly,
I am waiting.
I am here on the sand;
Sail close!
I want to go over the waves . . .
The sand holds me back.
Oh adventure, if you belong to me,
Don't blow away down the sky!

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Be the first one to comment on this poem!
READ THIS POEM IN OTHER LANGUAGES
Hilda Conkling

Hilda Conkling

New York
follow poet
Hilda Conkling
New York
follow poet
Close
Error Success