Poetic Openings : G. K. Chesterton to G. K. Chesterton
Poet : G. K. Chesterton :
Poem : The Horrible History Of Jones :
First Line : Jones had a dog; it had a chain;
Poet : G. K. Chesterton :
Poem : The House Of Christmas :
First Line : There fared a mother driven forth
Poet : G. K. Chesterton :
Poem : The Human Tree :
First Line : Many have Earth’s lovers been,
Poet : G. K. Chesterton :
Poem : The Lamp Post :
First Line : Laugh your best, O blazoned forests,
Poet : G. K. Chesterton :
Poem : The Last Hero :
First Line : The wind blew out from Bergen from the dawning to the day,
Poet : G. K. Chesterton :
Poem : The Last Masquerade :
First Line : A wan new garment of young green
Poet : G. K. Chesterton :
Poem : The Latest School :
First Line : See the flying French depart
Poet : G. K. Chesterton :
Poem : The Logical Vegetarian :
First Line : "Why shouldn't I have a purely vegetarian drink? Why shouldn't I take vegetables in their highest form, so to speak? The modest vegetarians ought to stick to wine or beer, plain vegetable drinks, instead of filling their goblets with the blood of bulls and elephants, as all conventional meat-eaters do, I suppose"--Dalroy.
Poet : G. K. Chesterton :
Poem : The Mariner :
First Line : The violet scent is sacred
Poet : G. K. Chesterton :
Poem : The Mirror Of Madmen :
First Line : I dreamed a dream of heaven, white as frost,
