Madge Morris Wagner Poems on Love (25 Poems)
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Mystery Of Carmel (Madge Morris Wagner Poems)
The Mission floor was with weeds o’ergrown,And crumbling and shaky its walls of stone;Its roof of tiles, in tiers and tiers,Had stood the storms of a hundred years.An olden, weird, medieval styleClung to the mouldering, gloomy pile,And the rhythmic voice … Continue reading
To Revenita (11) (Madge Morris Wagner Poems)
“Farewell?” No, not farewell, I’ll worship ever Thy form divine.No death’s despair, no voice of doom shall sever My heart from thine. Thou’st crowned me with they love and bade me wear it, I kiss the shrine.I will not give thee up, nay, … Continue reading
Out In The Cold (Madge Morris Wagner Poems)
Out from a narrow, crowded street,Sick’ning resort of shame and crime, Wearing upon her brow a curse,Out in the darkness, lost to sight,Out in the dreary Winter night, Fleeing a fate than Nessus worse.On through the gathering mist and dew‘Till the fog-wrapped … Continue reading
My Ships Have Come From Sea (Madge Morris Wagner Poems)
You are watching a ship, O, maiden fair,With parted lips and wistful air,The ship that out from the sheltered bayWith white sails spread moves slow away;And I know, my girl, the thoughts that burnIn your heart are of ship’s return.Ah! … Continue reading
Unspoken Words (Madge Morris Wagner Poems)
Unspoken words may thrill the heart, Their meaning be more deeply feltThan all the glowing oratory Poured at the shrine where reason knelt.The fairest pictures art conceives, The noblest sentiments of mind,The loveliest, purest gems of thought Are those which never are defined. The … Continue reading
Home (Madge Morris Wagner Poems)
“How many times and oft” has the sweet, sweet word been sung insong and told in story. And he sang sweetest of home, who hadnever a home on earth. If one to whom home was only a poet’sdream, could portray … Continue reading
Old Aunt Lucy (Madge Morris Wagner Poems)
Why into that darkened chamber Walk you with such noiseless tread?No slumbering one will awaken– The sheeted form is dead. Why gaze on the rigid features, So white in death’s embrace,With such look of awe and pity? ‘Tis only the same old face. Why … Continue reading
To Sanson (06) (Madge Morris Wagner Poems)
They boast of Ormuz’s milk-white pearls, The ruby’s magic art,And proudly wear the crystal drop That fires the diamond’s heart. And these may admiration claim, And countless wealth may sway,But rarer gem was given to me, One golden summer day. Its wondrous tints, a … Continue reading
When The Roses Go (Madge Morris Wagner Poems)
You tell me you love me; you bid me believeThat never such lover could mean to deceive.You tell me the tale which a million timesHas been told, and talked, and sung in rhymes;You rave o’er my “eyes” and my “beautiful … Continue reading
I Love Him For His Eyes (Madge Morris Wagner Poems)
They praised the baby’s dimpled hands, His brow so broad and fair,They kiss the dainty rose-bud mouth, Caress the sunny hair.His lisping words, his tottling steps, His smiles they praise and prize,They love him for his cunning ways, I love him for his eyes. … Continue reading
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