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Poem January 12, 1935

The Nome Daily Nugget

Nome, Nome County, Alaska

What is this article about?

The poem describes a cherished space in the speaker's heart for a loved one, filled with natural joys like wren song, garden fragrance, moonlight, and an evening star. With their departure, this space becomes dull and lifeless, symbolizing profound loss and grief.

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A CORNER IN MY HEART
By ANNE CAMPBELL

You have a little corner in my heart,
A sunny space belonging just to you,
With windows open so the gentle art
Of brown wren singing may come drifting through.

There is a garden, and the fragrance drifts
Into the little corner where you are.

And in the evening palest moonlight sifts
In my glad heart, and there's an evening star.

Now you are gone, the sun no longer shines.
The garden flowers are dead, the moon no more
Looks down in splendor through the trumpet vines.
The star is absent from my heart's wrenched door.

A little corner of my heart is dull
And dusty that you made so beautiful!

Copyright - WNU Service.

What sub-type of article is it?

Ode Elegy

What themes does it cover?

Love Courtship Death Mourning

What keywords are associated?

Heart Corner Love Loss Nature Imagery Sun Garden Moon Star Absence Grief

What entities or persons were involved?

By Anne Campbell

Poem Details

Title

A Corner In My Heart

Author

By Anne Campbell

Form / Style

Rhymed Quatrains

Key Lines

You Have A Little Corner In My Heart, A Sunny Space Belonging Just To You, Now You Are Gone, The Sun No Longer Shines. A Little Corner Of My Heart Is Dull And Dusty That You Made So Beautiful!

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