English Poetry. John Ford. Poem Dawn.



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	Poem by John Ford Dawn FLY hence, shadows, that do keep Watchful sorrows charm'd in sleep! Tho' the eyes be overtaken, Yet the heart doth ever waken Thoughts chain'd up in busy snares Of continual woes and cares: Love and griefs are so exprest As they rather sigh than rest. Fly hence, shadows, that do keep Watchful sorrows charm'd in sleep! John Ford John Ford's other poems: Oh, No More, No More... A Bridal Song Poems of the other poets with the same name: Rupert Brooke Dawn ("Opposite me two Germans snore and sweat") Arthur Symons Dawn ("Here in the little room") Isaac Rosenberg Dawn ("O tender first cold flush of rose") Francis Ledwidge Dawn ("Quiet miles of golden sky") Emily Dickinson Dawn ("When night is almost done") Ella Wilcox Dawn ("Day's sweetest moments are at dawn") Print 1271 Views Last Poems To Russian version


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