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Poet: Carl Sandburg (Carl Sandburg Art)
Poem: 13.
Bricklayer Love
Volume: Cornhuskers
- Haunts
Year: Published/Written in 1918
Poem of the Day:
Dec 20 2004
Comment 4 of 4, added on October 30th, 2008 at 1:36 PM.
This poem is not emo! That is such a horrendous word, do not ever use it describing one of Sandburg's works because you obviously do not acquire the higher intellectual level needed to appreciate great literature. This poem portrays an individual in the working class witholding an occupation of a bricklayer. This bricklayer is either lusting after, or in love with another who has greatly affected this person's life. The love that the worker has for this certain someone is so strong that the way they work, the way they sing, and whatever they think about is now all revolving around that one person. The situation of this sorrowful romance is one in which many people around the world encounter, and usually does not end in a joyful note.
malerie from United Kingdom
Comment 3 of 4, added on February 11th, 2008 at 3:19 PM.
it was emo cool!
Sakura from United States
Comment 2 of 4, added on December 8th, 2004 at 7:46 PM.
i like it eventhough it seems dark and sad...but i like it.
dayie
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This poem is not emo! That is such a horrendous word, do not ever use it describing one of Sandburg's works because you obviously do not acquire the higher intellectual level needed to appreciate great literature. This poem portrays an individual in the working class witholding an occupation of a bricklayer. This bricklayer is either lusting after, or in love with another who has greatly affected this person's life. The love that the worker has for this certain someone is so strong that the way they work, the way they sing, and whatever they think about is now all revolving around that one person. The situation of this sorrowful romance is one in which many people around the world encounter, and usually does not end in a joyful note.
malerie from United Kingdom