In this witty, musical sonnet, every course of dinner becomes part of a grand orchestra—soup, roast, salad, and coffee all given their own sound and mood. But when the dream collides with the noisy lunchroom, the poem turns into a sharp, funny critique of rushed meals and the loss of dining as an art.
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Modernist Poetry
Poetry – Autumn Chant
In Autumn Chant, Edna St. Vincent Millay captures the quiet transformation of the season, where fading blossoms, ripening fruit, and bitter berries reveal beauty’s ever-changing form. This delicate poem reminds us that even as nature turns toward decay, it still remembers its roots.


