ELEMT
04-25-2001, 01:20 PM
Hi! Recently in a book (which, of course, I cannot remember the name of), I found a poem that I really enjoyed. I'm almost certain the poet was Mark Van Doren, and the poem was about a bird guarding an onlooker's garden. The last line was "I hung the gourd he guards from me". If any one knows where I can find this poem, I would really appreciate it. I have used several search engines, and nothing seems to come up. Thanks!
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"There's only us, there's only this, forget, regret, or life is yours to miss. No other road; to other way, no day but today."
Johnathan Larson
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"There's only us, there's only this, forget, regret, or life is yours to miss. No other road; to other way, no day but today."
Johnathan Larson