Poems by Margaret Widdemer
Changeling
... . . And while this that bears your seeming ...
Three Studies From A Portrait
... And courted me," she tells, "last night ...
I Said, "Love Is Gone"
... And the day burned black ...
October
... One month against the gold sky's breast ...
Song: I Wish I Were Old Now
... And strong then," I'd say, ...
Departure
... . . O then I knew my time was through, ...
Travel Prayer
... They lift their lights and hear: ...
Greek Love Song
... Love and grief and motherhood, ...
Next Year
... " Lord, let peace be kind and fleet ...
The Gray Magician
... And I wish the Gray Magician had been swung to an oak ...
Poem from a Picture
... (Children at play on a French Battlefield) ...
Prescience
... On what terror-path faring ...
A Ballad of the Wise Men
... " she said. (But high overhead the angels sang ...
The Dancers (For Edwin Arlington Robinson)
... All too late we knew them then, the wild eyes, the elf-eyes, ...
One Worse Thing
... And there's one worse thing than a hurting heart that you have to hide and smile, ...
