A quote by M. Dangi
In her gaze dwell the tempests and the dawns that bend the fate of men.
From A Woman Is a World: Poems and Prose from the Birthplace of Spiritual Feminist Literature. View the source ↗
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More quotes on poetry
- “Have you lost your mind?” “No, sir. I am a poet.”
- I shall write about the crazy hell on this earth.
- Don’t Let the Night Take You In Verse 1 The days grow shorter, the years run fast, But love’s the one thing that always lasts. The fire is fading, the road runs thin, But don’t let the night take you in. Chorus Don’t let the night take you in, my dear, Hold to the light that brought you here. Through every sorrow, loss, and sin, Don’t let the night take you in. Verse 2 The hands grow weary, the hair turns gray, But the heart still beats in the same old way. The stars keep watch and the winds begin, But don’t let the night take you in. Bridge Time may whisper, “Lay it down,” But love still sings in every sound. So lift your soul, let hope begin, And don’t let the night take you in. Final Chorus Don’t let the night take you in, my dear, Hold to the light that brought you here. Through every sorrow, loss, and sin, Don’t let the night take you in.