Fragment III (Philip Henry Savage Poems)
THE wild-eyed, savage gull, with bow'd wing, tipsThe white, flat surface of the misty sea;Or, stooping in the wind-trod, hollow ...
Poems about wild-eyed (21 Poems)
The Argument (Jane Kenyon Poems)
On the way to the village storeI drive through a down-draftfrom the neighbor's chimney.Woodsmoke tumbles from the eavesbacklit by sun, ...
Homer’s Hymn To Castor And Pollux (Percy Bysshe Shelley Poems)
Ye wild-eyed Muses, sing the Twins of Jove,Whom the fair-ankled Leda, mixed in loveWith mighty Saturn's Heaven-obscuring Child,On Taygetus, that ...
Fragments From “The Brigand.” A Poem. Canto III (Albert Pike Poems)
The twenty-fifth had come; Peru awoke;One cry for freedom from her green hills broke,From her wide plains and valleys; and ...
Winter-Store (Archibald Lampman Poems)
Subtly conscious, all awake,Let us clear our eyes, and breakThrough the cloudy chrysalis,See the wonder as it is.Down a narrow ...
The Harvest (Duncan Campbell Scott Poems)
Sun on the mountain,Shade in the valley,Ripple and lightnessLeaping along the world,Sun, like a gold swordPlucked from the scabbard,Striking the ...
Fragment Of A Meditation (Allen Tate Poems)
Not yet the thirtieth year, the thirtiethStation where time reverses his light heelsTo rim both ways, and makes of forward ...
The Prairie Fire (Edwin Ford Piper Poems)
"O, the red tongues! The leavings of the fire! Red sunshine in October's smoky airWith all dry grasses rustling in ...
Crabs (Arthur Albert Dawson Bayldon Poems)
(Written on the Queensland Beach)Poisonous, bloated, crab-like shapesCrawl in gangs around these capes-Stopping here and feeding there;Listening, crawling everywhere;Searching every ...
The Flight of Peace (Charles Harpur Poems)
TRUST and Treachery, Wisdom, Folly,Madness, Mirth and Melancholy,Love and Hatred, Thrift and Pillage,All are housed in one small village.And if ...
An Egoist’s Finale (Bernard Waters Poems)
SOMETIMES my words wing with ease Much the same as the singing trees, Words and phrases formed complete, Empty, passionless ...
Ishmonie (Edward Booth Loughran Poems)
The traveller tells how, in that ancient climeWhose mystic monuments and ruins hoarStill struggle with the antiquary's lore,To guard the ...
Power (George MacDonald Poems)
Power that is not of God, however great,Is but the downward rushing and the glareOf a swift meteor that hath ...
Ghosts (Francis Ernley Walrond Poems)
I walk in a garden of roses, 'Twixt lawn and shaven lawn, And I ...
The Star of Australasia (Henry Lawson Poem)
We boast no more of our bloodless flag, that rose from a nation's slime; Better a shred of a deep-dyed ...
Skipper Ireson’s Ride (John Greenleaf Whittier Poems)
Of all the rides since the birth of time, Told in story or sung in rhyme, - On Apuleius' Golden ...
The Ballad Of Reading Gaol (Oscar Wilde Poems)
(In memoriam C. T. W. Sometime trooper of the Royal Horse Guards obiit H.M. prison, Reading, Berkshire July 7, 1896) ...
The Harvest (Duncan Campbell Scott Poems)
Sun on the mountain, Shade in the valley, Ripple and lightness Leaping along the world, Sun, like a gold sword ...
Jean Desprez (Robert William Service Poems)
Oh ye whose hearts are resonant, and ring to War's romance, Hear ye the story of a boy, a peasant ...
A Ballad of Ducks (Andrew Barton Paterson Poems)
The railway rattled and roared and swung With jolting and bumping trucks. The sun, like a billiard red ball, hung ...
Night (Sidney Lanier Poems)
Fair is the wedded reign of Night and Day. Each rules a half of earth with different sway, Exchanging kingdoms, ...