Read full poem →that was filing into the auditorium one by one. We each had on our cheap
little cap and gown that had been passed down again and again to the next
graduating group. We could hear each person’s name as they walked across
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Poetry examples for “again and again”
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Read full poem →I look at you again and again,
And hide my looks lest your quick eye perceives
Read full poem →For so it looks now. In my memory
Again and again I see it, strangely dark,
And vacant of a life but just withdrawn.
Read full poem →In the streets of the town is heard,
And repeated again and again.
Hoist up your sails of silk,
Read full poem →so? Then it must be set about. But how to weave the old web anew--how
to hoist the same rope again and again--how to continue the interest
to a twice-told tale? Have you committed any arsons or murders that
Read full poem →I may load and unload
Again and again
Till I fill the whole shed,
Read full poem →a poet but as a soldier I beg of you not to turn from it.
Read it again and again till its words become part of
your consciousness. It was written by a man for mankind's
Read full poem →60. _Repeat_ [_their chiefs_, etc.]. Sing of them again and again.
Read full poem →weapons, robust year,
Heard your determin'd voice launch'd forth again and again,
Year that suddenly sang by the mouths of the round-lipp'd cannon,