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Famous Infallibly Poems by Famous Poets

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by Robinson, Edwin Arlington
...where you are until you die,’
Were his last words; and they are the same words
That I received thereafter once a year, 
Infallibly on my birthday, with no name; 
Only a card, and the words printed on it. 
No, I was never rid of him—not quite;
Although on shipboard, on my way from here 
To Hamburg, I believe that I forgot him. 
But once ashore, I should have been half ready 
To meet him there, risen up out of the ground, 
With hoofs and horns and tail and everything.Read more of this...



by Browning, Robert
...e,
With a gentle start, half smile, half sigh,
They found love not as it seemed before.

They thought it would work infallibly,
But not in despite of heaven and earth:
The rose would blow when the storm passed by.

Meantime they could profit in winter's dearth
By store of fruits that supplant the rose:
The world and its ways have a certain worth:

And to press a point while these oppose
Were simple policy; better wait:
We lose no friends and we gain no foes.

Mean...Read more of this...

by Robinson, Edwin Arlington
...red them 
For they were old, and they were good to me. 

I do not think of either of them now,
Without remembering, infallibly, 
A journey that I made one afternoon 
With Isaac to find out what Archibald 
Was doing with his oats. It was high time 
Those oats were cut, said Isaac; and he feared
That Archibald—well, he could never feel 
Quite sure of Archibald. Accordingly 
The good old man invited me—that is, 
Permitted me—to go along with him; 
And I, with a small...Read more of this...

by Hopkins, Gerard Manley
...sic in a common word, 
Trying each pleasurable throat that sings
And every praised sequence of sweet strings, 
And know infallibly which I preferred.

The authentic cadence was discovered late
Which ends those only strains that I approve, 
And other science all gone out of date
And minor sweetness scarce made mention of: 
I have found the dominant of my range and state - 
Love, O my God, to call Thee Love and Love....Read more of this...

by Browning, Robert
...
With a gentle start, half smile, half sigh, 
They found love not as it seemed before. 

They thought it would work infallibly, 
But not in despite of heaven and earth: 
The rose would blow when the storm passed by. 

Meantime they could profit in winter's dearth 
By store of fruits that supplant the rose: 
The world and its ways have a certain worth:

And to press a point while these oppose 
Were simple policy; better wait: 
We lose no friends and we gain no foes.Read more of this...



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