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Poem by Isaac Rosenberg
A Question
What if you shut your eyes and look,
Yea, look with all the spirit's eyes,
While mystic unrevealed skies
Unfold like pages of a book
Wherein new scenes of wonder rare
Are imaged, till the sense deceives
Itself, and what it sees believes-
Even what the soul has pictured there?
Isaac Rosenberg
Isaac Rosenberg's other poems:- The Dead Heroes
- The Dying Soldier
- Soldier: Twentieth Century
- The Song of Tel the Nubian
- The Nun
Poems of the other poets with the same name:
Francis Thompson A Question ("O bird with heart of wassail") Alfred Austin A Question ("Love, wilt thou love me still when wintry streak") Dinah Craik A Question ("SOUL, spirit, genius--which thou art--that whence") Ellis Butler A Question ("Whene’er I feed the barnyard folk") Robert Frost A Question ("A voice said, Look me in the stars") Christopher Cranch A Question ("AH, who can tell which guide were best") Charlotte Gilman (Stetson) A Question ("Why is it, God, that mother's hearts are made")
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