Emerson Poems - Poems about Emerson

Their poison pills of repression* dissolves in this Commonwealth's veins Here's the price to pay for their behaving like Netanyahu's Praetorian guards on US campuses, stamping out student revolt against his boundless war crimes History's screen, the proper inflection...Read the rest...

R W Emerson 'CONCORD HYMN' | ...Read the rest...

Ralph Waldo Emerson a minister unitarian When filled with consuming doubt prosody poured forth..without...Read the rest...

IV Give up to thy soul----- Let it have its way----- It is, I tell thee, God himself, The selfsame One that rules the Whole, Tho’ he speaks thro’ thee with a stifled voice, And looks...Read the rest...

Walt Whitman, Emily Dickinson and Ralph Waldo Emerson They say that these three poets day by day by day Always are willing to show me what and which way Certain style to use in my soul that soon...Read the rest...

Etch thought profound in fond insight, Mould the message to fit the scope; Embrace the grounds for truth and light, Reap true passage with faith and hope; Set the heart straight in joy and cheer, Observe the fest through inner...Read the rest...

I am the product of Rumi's advice to Emerson and Thoreau, telling them to consolidate the spirit of compassion and truth in America wisdom of Persians, layers of Judeo-Christian foundation, civilizing the most barbaric at ...Read the rest...

EMERSON EKPHRASIS In words, the sign of natural facts,far and wide his commentary did abound.A few statements of the particular,then a generalisation profound.Nature,landscape and Beauty,topics on which he was certain and sure.A legacy of quotations, for us to ponder,if not concur. Listen to...Read the rest...

EMERSON PHRASIS Tokens of love,for the most part,cold and lifeless.They represent not our life.The only true gift,a portion of ourself.So just for we,let the farmer give corn,a miner a gem,the sailor coral from the sea.Let the painter unroll a picture fair,the poet his heart...Read the rest...

"Whatever course you decide upon there will always be someone to tell you that you're wrong. There will always be difficulties arising which will tempt you to believe that your critics are correct. To map out a course of...Read the rest...

“For it is not metres, but a metre-making argument that makes a poem--a thought so passionate and alive that like the spirit of a plant or an animal it has an architecture of its own”-...Read the rest...