The Black Panther: A book of poemsWheelock, John Hall
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The Black Panther: A book of poems
Wheelock, John Hall
American poetry -- 20th century
As through a haunted brain--
With tireless footfalls
The Obsession moves again,
Trying the floor, the walls,
Forever, but in vain.
In vain, proud Force! A might,
Shrewder than yours, did spin
Around your rage that bright
Prison of steel, wherein
You pace for my delight.
And O, my heart, what Doom,
What warier Will has wrought
The cage, within whose room
Paces your burning thought,
For the delight of Whom?
[Illustration]
Transcriber’s Note: The first illustration is the cover; the last
illustration is the publisher’s logo.
End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Black Panther, by John Hall Wheelock
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