Fool's Money Bags
Amy Lowell
Outside the long window, With his head on the stone sill, The dog is lying, Gazing at his Beloved. His eyes are wet and urgent, And his body is taut and shaking. It is cold on the terrace; A pale wind licks along the stone slabs, But the dog gazes through the glass And is content. The Beloved is writing a letter. Occasionally she speaks to the dog, But she is thinking of her writing. Does she, too, give her devotion to one Not worthy?
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- Amy Lowell : Fish
- Amy Lowell : Fatigue
- Amy Lowell : Epitaph Of A Young Poet Who Died Before Having Achieved Success
- Amy Lowell : Epitaph In A Church-yard In Charleston, South Carolina
- Amy Lowell : Eleven O'clock
- Amy Lowell : Dreams
- Amy Lowell : Drawing-room
- Amy Lowell : Diya [original Title Is Greek, Delta-iota-psi-alpha]
- Amy Lowell : Crowned
- Amy Lowell : Crepuscule Du Matin