Read full poem →He's selling evening papers, what's to him
The flaring headlines? Yet he calls the news.
That is his flute, perhaps, for one can call,
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. flaringnostrils flaringrim flaringtorches flaringsides flaringflaring nostrilsflaring nasalflaring slightly
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Poetry examples for “flaring”
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Read full poem →Lay before his youthful wife, 50
Bloody, 'neath the flaring sconces--
And the sight froze all her life.
Read full poem →WHERE the Red Lion flaring o’er the way,
Invites each passing stranger that can pay;
Read full poem →Where the Red Lion, flaring o’er the way,
Invites each passing stranger that can pay--
Read full poem →Scattered in flocks of ruin, tossed and blown
Along the westering furnace flaring red.
O martyred youth and manhood overthrown,
Read full poem →It is not to such mockeries that I cling,
Not to the flaring tow of gala-lights :
It is to him — my love — the face of day.