in the silence of the night poem

a romantic piece The melodious sound of a distant flute, Along with the muffled beats of Santal drums, Floated across in the intoxicating breezeof Mahua brew* ! Pulse for pulse, breath for breath: That opening, letting in, lets out no more. ( Log Out / 

This poem has not been translated into any other language yet. PA performed this poem during the Poor People’s Campaign Midwest Tour, at a community meeting in Elkhart, Indiana, and recorded it for our 2017 celebration of Martin Luther King Day. I like the word 'hutments'.

Come back to me in dreams, that I may give Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. This poem, is actually another poem i submitted to Teen Ink. Smooth rhyming melting as we read…. PA (putpeoplefirstpa.org) reads a poem inspired by Rev. The Silence Of The Night poem by John A. Hancock.

As darkness slowly engulfed the Santalvillage, Huddled across the bamboo thicket bythe sleepy river's bend; There rose the crescent moon! (smile), In the glory of our night The third stanza gets to the heart of the longing for a dream or a hint of the long-lost lover, from many years ago, just as Echo might have wept remembering Narcissus. As such, I find it well contained Ces atomes de feu qui sur la neige brillent, Ô bel oeil de la nuit, ô la fille argentée. ( Log Out /  Come in the speaking silence of a dream; search. in structure and silence, beauty, sorrow and glory eloquently evoke the integrity of this beautiful poem.

Again, there are several repetitions which reinforce the sense of almost desperation and longing in the poet’s feelings – “come to me in dreams”, “pulse for pulse”, “breath for breath”, ” speak low, lean low”, “long ago”. Carla Christopher of Put People First!

The poems of C. Rossetti are remarkable for their combination of transcendent faith and profound sadness. Although you cannot really tell from the body of the poem, I take the title to indicate that it is inspired by the Greek mythological tale of Echo, and her ill-fated love for Narcissus. I will pleasure you

'Knight, such a wooer', a wonderful romantic appeal to one's beloved. Today’s poem is by Christina Rossetti. O memory, hope, love of finished years.

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There is a moment after you move your eye away when you forget where you are because you've been living, it seems, somewhere else, in the silence of the night sky. Little lamps in the hutments lit-up oneby one, Like fireflies flickering in the twilightgloom! As sunlight on a stream; His poem uses the setting of a dream to depict a gruesome battle between good and evil. You've stopped being here in the world. Ní Chuilleanáin may have recalled the line when she saw the moon shining ‘in the silence of the night’; Lucina comes from the Latin for ‘light’ and is very similar to the Latin term for the moon: ‘luna’. As long ago, my love, how long ago. Poems.

I think that she uses these words because she yearns for her child (or whoever it is!) Where souls brimfull of love abide and meet; In the silence of the night My arms reach out for you. From

‘Of all the souls that stand create’ by Emily Dickinson, “Where the Sidewalk Ends” by Shel Silverstein.

This is such a hauntingly melancholy poem by Christina Rossetti. Notice that the speaker begs her departed love to “Come back in tears”. Where souls brimfull of love abide and meet; In The Silence Of The Night Poem by RAJ NANDY - Poem Hunter. In the final verse the poet repeats her “Come to me” and “come back”; she is happy that her loved one is in Paradise, but she still longs to be with them, and she cannot help calling for them. It’s such a gorgeous image, and the sibilance really makes the words sparkle….

Is it a dream, or is it the approach of death which is referred to here? Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Full text below. Carla Christopher of Put People First! Thank you for all comments and reviewers , your critiques and comments certainly means a lot. In The Silence Of The Night Poem by Megan Frame - Poem Hunter, Poem Submitted: Saturday, October 9, 2010. 1 Somewhere, out at the edges, the night Is turning and the waves of darkness Begin to brighten the shore of dawn. She begs them to return, “that I may live/ My very life again, though cold in death.” I think this is a very significant phrase because it shows us how much this person means to the poet — they are everything: “my very life”!

And when the night grew dark and deep, And all village was fast asleep; Intermittent shrieks of jackals could be heard, From the sleepy river's bend out of sight, Piercing into the silence of the night! My personal feeling is that this is about a dead child (perhaps it’s something about the “soft, rounded cheeks”), though it could be read with any departed loved-one in mind. How beautifully this poem describes snowflakes silently falling throughout the still of the night and the world waking in the morning to such a glorious sight. But it could also stand for anyone, approaching death, thinking back to the loves of their youth and trying to capture a last glimpse or memory of long-lost feelings. In the silence of the nightMy heart returns to you.In the silence of the nightMy mind wanders.In the silence of the nightI think of what you said.In the silence of the nightMy arms reach out for you.In the silence of the nightI cannot find you.In the silence of the night I miss you.In the silence of the nightYou said you would return. In the glory of our night.

a Beautiful Night in a Cave/ Sweet Echo! IN THE SILENCE OF THE NIGHT With the setting of a hard day's sun, the day was finally done!

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She cannot live herself with this consuming grief. Come to me in the silence of the night; Yes, and her style seems to flow almost effortlessly, a great combination of voice and technique.

Yet come to me in dreams, that I may live In the silence of the night I miss you.

The repetition in this final line is really effective, I think, because it delivers the sense that, though this death happened such a long time ago, the speaker continues to be troubled and consumed by it, and by the absence of the loved one.

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Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Full text below. Love is somehow the keythat unlocks the door which leads to ultimate reality.“Let us love one another”,for God is love embodied perfectlyand all people are created equallyan heir to a legacy of dignity and worth.Out of one blood, God made all peopleto dwell upon the face of the earth. Pulse for pulse, breath for breath: I love the repetition of “Come” in the first stanza (“Come to me”, “Come in”, “Come with”, “Come back”), and the rhyme scheme; all of this makes the poem so enchanting, almost like a self-sung lullaby. It is almost a hypnotic effect and feels like an inner voice, as in a dream or as in the final moments of a life. You paint a beautiful scene with lots of vivid images. That opening, letting in, lets out no more. ... Review these lines from the poem "Summer": "A void and silent space between two worlds, / When inspiration lags, and feeling sleeps." Now it isn’t easy to stand up for truth and for justice.Sometimes it meansthat you will walk the streetswith a burdened and broken heartBefore the crown we wear,there is the cross that we must bear.Let us bear it-bear it for truth,bear it for justiceand bear it for peace. Change ), You are commenting using your Google account. Free at last!Thank God Almighty, we’re free at last!”Child of God shall not rise up against child of GodNeighborhoods shall not rise up against neighborhoods,neither shall they study war no moreand rather than silence in the nightthere will be countless voices joined togetherin one, peace-filed fight. I love the way the poem ends on a nostalgic note: “As long ago, my love, so long ago”.

-Raj Nandy New Delhi 25 Apr 08( *Intoxicating brew is made from the Mahua flowers by the Santal tribes in India), i am able to visualize the rising of that brew intoxicated river side village night singing under the dim crescent light...a beautiful poem picture here *10*. So today you took us to a haunt…to the surroundings of Santal village only to be touched by the sweet Mahua breeze…the melody of the flute, the sunset …exotic nature imagery and definitely spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings…recollected…on 25th … Hast thou eer listened to the silence of the nightTis a sound all of its own you knowI hear clearly when beneath a shroud of distant stars.

Let us go out this evening with that determination.and I have not lost faith.With this faith we will be ableto hew out of the mountain of despair a stone of hope.With this faith we will be ableto speed up the day when justice will roll down like waters,and righteousness like a mighty stream.With this faith every manwill sit under his own vine and fig tree,and none shall be afraidbecause the words of the Lord have spoken it will be.With this faith we will be ableto bring forth the moment when all over the worldcitizens of freedom will be able to join hands and sing“Free at last! Two spirits will coalesce

© Poems are the property of their respective owners. Come to me in the silence of the night; - The Academy of American Poets is the largest membership-based nonprofit organization fostering an appreciation for contemporary poetry and supporting American poets. Come with soft rounded cheeks and eyes as bright IN THE SILENCE OF THE NIGHTWith the setting of a hard day's sun, the day was finally done! If the only way to keep her connection to her dead child is to be constantly grieving, or “in tears”, then so be it. Winnie.

Carla Christopher of Put People First! As long ago, my love, how long ago. The Silence of the Night: A Poem for MLK Carla Christopher from Put People First! Come to me in the silence of the night; Come in the speaking silence of a dream; Come with soft rounded cheeks and eyes as bright As sunlight on a stream; Come back in tears, O memory, hope, love of finished years.

My favourite phrase in the whole poem, is “eyes as bright/ as sunlight on a stream”. I just think that the image of the “slow door/ That opening, letting in, lets out no more” is incredibly stunning. Which of the following correctly describes this phrase? by Beryl L Edmonds, United Kingdom; 1 year ago ; Oh for the winters of long ago, when the earth would often be covered in snow. O dream how sweet, too sweet, too bitter sweet, In the silence of the night In the beauty of the night I will be gentle with you In the beauty of the night Two hearts will beat as one In the beauty of the night Our love will be fulfulled In the beauty of the night In the sorrow of your night I will cherish you In the sorrow of your night Two minds will think as one In the sorrow of your night Our love will be consumated In the sorrow of your night

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