Address To Certain Golfishes (Hartley Coleridge Poems)
RESTLESS forms of living lightQuivering on your lucid wings,Cheating still the curious sightWith a thousand shadowings;Various as the tints of ...
Hartley Coleridge Poems on Nature (6 Poems)
“Full Well I Know . . . ” (Hartley Coleridge Poems)
FULL well I know — my friends — ye look on meA living specter of my Father dead —Had I ...
To Wordsworth (Hartley Coleridge Poems)
THERE have been poets that in verse displayThe elemental forms of human passions;Poets have been, to whom the fickle fashionsAnd ...
Friendship (Hartley Coleridge Poems)
When we were idlers with the loitering rills,The need of human love we little noted:Our love was nature; and the ...
September (Hartley Coleridge Poems)
THE dark green Summer, with its massive hues,Fades into Autumn's tincture manifold.A gorgeous garniture of fire and goldThe high slope ...
Christmas Day (Hartley Coleridge Poems)
WAS it a fancy, bred of vagrant guess,Or well-remember'd fact, that He was bornWhen half the world was wintry and ...