
Reflections is a collection of poems by Richard Aldington, published in 1929. The poems explore themes of love, loss, and the passage of time. Aldington's work is characterized by its vivid imagery and its exploration of the human condition. The collection includes some of Aldington's most famous works, such as "The Death of a Soldier" and "The Old House." The poems are often melancholic and reflective, but also contain moments of joy and hope. Reflections is a powerful and moving collection of poetry that will leave readers with a lasting impression.
By Richard Aldington · First published 1916 · Genre: Autobiography, Biography, Memoir · 2 chapters · 210 words
Steal out with me / Over the moss and the daffodils.
Come to the temple, / Hung with sprays from untrimmed hedges.
I bring you a token / From the golden-haired revellers, / From the mad procession.
Come, / Flute girls shall pipe to us-- / Their beautiful fingers!-- / They are yellow-throated birds. / They send perfumes from dawn-scented garments, / Bending above us.
Reflections is listed on Textopian as a poem by Richard Aldington, dated 1916 CE.
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