Poetic Openings : George William Russell to George William Russell

Poet : George William Russell : Poem : 155. The Joy Of Earth : First Line : OH, the sudden wings arising from the ploughed fields brown
Poet : George William Russell : Poem : 156. The Iron Age : First Line : HOW came this pigmy rabble spun,
Poet : George William Russell : Poem : 157. Age And Youth : First Line : WE have left our youth behind:
Poet : George William Russell : Poem : 158. The Parting Of Ways : First Line : THE SKIES from black to pearly grey
Poet : George William Russell : Poem : 159. Hope In Failure : First Line : THOUGH now thou hast failed and art fallen, despair not because of defeat,

Poet : George William Russell : Poem : 16. The Gift : First Line : I THOUGHT, beloved, to have brought to you
Poet : George William Russell : Poem : 160. Faith : First Line : HERE where the loves of others close
Poet : George William Russell : Poem : 161. A Midnight Meditation : First Line : HOW often have I said,
Poet : George William Russell : Poem : 162. Endurance : First Line : HE bent above: so still her breath
Poet : George William Russell : Poem : 163. Destiny : First Line : LIKE winds or waters were her ways:

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