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A poem about the beauty and kindness of two Indian ponies in a pasture. The poet feels a deep connection with the horses and a sense of bliss in their presence.
‘A Blessing’ by James Wright is a beautiful short poem in which the speaker describes an interaction he had with an Indian pony. The speaker takes the reader through details of a meeting between two friends and two ponies along the side of the road.
A Blessing. Load audio player. James Wright. 1927 –. 1980. Just off the highway to Rochester, Minnesota, Twilight bounds softly forth on the grass. And the eyes of those two Indian ponies. Darken with kindness.
In James Wright's "A Blessing," how does the description reveal his spiritual beliefs and define blessing? What is the theme of "A Blessing" by James Wright, and how does a simile and...
28 de oct. de 2023 · James Wright won the Pulitzer Prize in 1972 for poetry that depicted post-industrial midwest America, marginal types and the effect of humans on nature. 'A Blessing', published in 1963 in Wright's book The Branch Will Not Break, has become one of his most popular poems and can be found in many anthologies.
James Wright, “A Blessing” from Above the River: The Complete Poems and Selected Prose. Copyright 1990 by James Wright. Reprinted by permission of Wesleyan University Press.
One of the most widely anthologized pieces by James Wright (1927-1980), and the most famous pony poem of all time.
