Christopher Morley (5 May 1890 – 28 March 1957) was an American journalist, novelist, and poet.
Christopher Morley
Analysis, meaning and summary of Christopher Morley's poem Inscription For A Grammar
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When the first stanza is properly punctuated, this poem is delightful. Please consider adding a comma at the end of the first line and substituting a comma for the colon after walking in the third line. Some one must have made a typographical error in entering Morley’s poem.
When the first stanza is properly punctuated, this poem is delightful. Please consider adding a comma at the end of the first line and substituting a comma for the colon after walking in the third line. Some one must have made a typographical error in entering Morley’s poem.
and oh what fun christopher morley must have had imagining different verbs with the pronouns, “you” and “i”….and so might we also!