The Mediterranean (Anne C Lynch Poems)
Hail! thou eternal flood, whose restless waves Roll onward in their course, as wild and free, As if the shores ...
Anne C Lynch Poems on Heaven (17 Poems)
Science (Anne C Lynch Poems)
Darkness sat brooding o'er the infant world, That in chaotic gloom and silence lay, Till from the throne of Light ...
Nightfall In Hungary (Anne C Lynch Poems)
As when the sun in darkness sets, And night falls on the earth,Along the azure fields above The stars of ...
To The Sun (Anne C Lynch Poems)
Thou glorious lamp of Space! Thou that dost flood The void of heaven with brightness! in thy glow Unnumbered worlds, ...
The Wasted Fountains (Anne C Lynch Poems)
When the fitful fever of the soul Is awakened in thee first;And thou goest like Judah's children forth, To slake ...
Image Worship (Anne C Lynch Poems)
Why mounts my blood to cheek and brow, Like an ascending flame,Whene'er from careless lips I hear The accents of ...
Eros (Anne C Lynch Poems)
As when untaught and blind,To the mute stone the pagan bows his knee,Spirit of Love! phantom of my own mind! ...
A Farewell To Ole Bull (Anne C Lynch Poems)
There was a fountain in my heart Whose deeps had not been stirred;A thirst for music in my soul My ...
The Wounded Vulture (Anne C Lynch Poems)
A kingly vulture sat alone, Lord of the ruin round,Where Egypt's ancient monuments Upon the desert frowned.A hunter's eager eye ...
On The Death Of An Infant (Anne C Lynch Poems)
Why should we weep for thee,Since thou hast gone unsullied back to heaven,No stain upon thy spirit's purity, ...
Lines On An Incident Observed From The Deck Of A Steamboat On The Mississippi River (Anne C Lynch Poems)
Where the dark primeval forests Rise against the western skyAnd "the Father of the Waters" In his strength goes rushing ...
To A Silent Poet (Anne C Lynch Poems)
I see the sons of Genius rise The nobles of our land;And foremost in the gathering ranks I see the ...
Little Red Riding Hood (Anne C Lynch Poems)
Heaven lies about us in our infancy.Sweet child of fairy land! since first I dwelt, with tearful eye,Upon the page ...
Sonnet. The Sun And Stream (Anne C Lynch Poems)
As some dark stream within a cavern's breast, Flows murmuring, moaning for the distant sun,So ere I met thee, murmuring ...
Sonnet. Milton (Anne C Lynch Poems)
Oh bard! what though upon thy mortal eyes There fell no glimmering ray of earthly light, And the deep shadow ...
Sonnet. On A Picture Of The Virgin (Anne C Lynch Poems)
If the young mother clasp, for the first time, The mortal child that earthly love has given, With a deep ...
Evening Hymn (Anne C Lynch Poems)
On the swift flying hours Another bright day,With its tears and its smiles, Has vanished away.Thou who dost number Our ...