“The horns of the morning”
Philip Larkin * Track #7 On Collected Poems
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- #4Dawn
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- #5Conscript
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- #6“Kick up the fire, and let the flames break loose”
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- #7“The horns of the morning”
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- #26Toads Revisited
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"The horns of the morning" by Philip Larkin
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Philip Larkin featured the poem “The horns of the morning” in his 1945 collection of poetry The North Ship as the seventh poem.
“The horns of the morning” Annotated
The horns of the morning
Are blowing, are shining,
The meadows are bright
With the coldest dew;
The dawn reassembles.
Like the clash of gold cymbals
The sky spreads its vans out
The sun hangs in view.
Here, where no love is,
All that was hopeless
And kept me from sleeping
Is frail and unsure;
For never so brilliant,
Neither so silent
Nor so unearthly, has
Earth grown before.