Old Poem Quotes: top 23 famous quotes about Old Poem

Old Poem Quotes & Sayings

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That grand old poem called Winter — Henry David Thoreau

Virtue is presupposed in friendship. — Walter Savage Landor

Where joy in an old pencil is not absurd. — May Sarton

Every old poem is sacred. — Horace

He should have told Vlad that in the old days a collection of poems could change your life, but a single poem could also cost the life of its author. — Andrei Makine

I wanna make growing old with you
the last poem I ever have to write — Michael Biondi

Ashryver eyes.
The fairest eyes, from legends old
of brightest, ringed with gold. — Sarah J. Maas

Growing older is a blurred birth certificate that only can take us to this world's perplexed journey, but it cannot smear the letters of the epitaph — Munia Khan

Awareness is the first step in rewriting old stories. — Arthur P. Ciaramicoli

Stepping to me? Yo, that's the wrong move.
So what you on, hobbs, dope or dog food? — Big Daddy Kane

But I am wise if not yet quite old, wanting the poem more than the lover, wanting words more than the sticky dew men secrete in their private places. — Erica Jong

Honor Lost

Ambulant sunshine pierced
the soot covered glass ~
the feeble man wandered by
in this ritual morning pass ... — Muse

With Cosette's garter, Homer would make the Iliad. He would put into his poem an old babbler like me, and he would call him Nestor. — Victor Hugo

The greatest poem ever known Is one all poets have outgrown: The poetry, innate, untold, Of being only four years old. — Christopher Morley

The first time I got onstage was when I was about 5 years old. It was at a church social, and I had a poem to recite. — Willie Nelson

For a creative person there's just as much pleasure in writing an eight-line poem as there is in writing a blockbuster play ... of the old '50s type. — Tennessee Williams

Beware women grown
old
who were never
anything but
young — Charles Bukowski

The first poem I ever wrote, about loss, when I was 5 years old, expressed the themes of everything I would ever write. — Marguerite Young

From the beginning. I was a poem-writing child. I wrote little novels in my composition book when I was eight, nine years old. — Joan Larkin

I fancied you'd return the way you said,
But I grow old and I forget your name.
From the poem Mad Girl's Love Song — Sylvia Plath

That poem is so damned long. You'd think old Walt could have taken a line or two to tell us how to unscrew the door from its jamb. — John Green

I think it's easy to stop smoking; it's just hard not to commit a felony after you stop. — David Foster Wallace

It was hidden in things Adam already knew, half-glimpsed behind a forest made of thoughts. — Maggie Stiefvater