The Australian Emigrant (Henry Kendall Poems)
How dazzling the sunbeams awoke on the spray,When Australia first rose in the distance away,As welcome to us on the ...
Brain Poems (1987 Poems)
To The Members Of The Sober Society; Sent To The Same With An Engraving (Hector MacNeill Poems)
Dear sober emptyers o' the glass!Behold your goddess -- wife or lass, De'il hae me gin I ken;But weel I wat ...
Syringas (Hattie Howard Poems)
The smallest flower beside my path, In loveliness of bloom, Some element of comfort hath To rid my heart of gloom; But these, of ...
Book Of Paradise – The Privileged Men (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Poems)
AFTER THE BATTLE OF BADE, BENEATH THE CANOPY OF HEAVEN.MAHOMET (Speaks).LET the foeman sorrow o'er his dead,Ne'er will they return ...
Invocation. (John Dunmore Lang Poems)
Written on Board the Prison Ship Medway, off the Island of St. Paul's,March, 1825.COME, heavenly Muse, descendFrom Zion's holy hill:Thy ...
The Survival Of The Fittest (John Collings Squire Poems)
THESE were my friends; Strachey, you did not know them,For they were simple, unaspiring men ;No ordinary wind of chance ...
Duke (Bob Hicok Poems)
He was hit back of the head for a haul of $15,a Diner's Club Card and picture of his daughter ...
Come Back (Henry William Herbert Poems)
COME back and bring my life again That went with thee beyond my will!Restore me that which makes me man Or leaves ...
Lords Of The Visionary Eye (Madison Julius Cawein Poems)
I CAME upon a pool that shone,Clear, emerald-like, among the hills,That seemed old wizards round a stoneOf magic that a ...
Sixteenth Sunday After Trinity (John Keble Poems)
Wish not, dear friends, my pain away - Wish me a wise and thankful heart,With GOD, in all my griefs, to ...
Stanzas – 3 (Mary Anne Browne Poems)
Nay ;—ask not for a mirthful air,— I ne'er will sing of joy again ;Dejected—driven to despair— As I for ever must ...
Music Of Summer (Madison Julius Cawein Poems)
IThou sit'st among the sunny silencesOf terraced hills and woodland galleries,Thou utterance of all calm melodies,Thou lutanist of Earth's most ...
On A Dog (John Kenyon Poems)
Thy happy years of deep affection past, Cartouche! our faithful friend, rest here-at last. We loved thee for a love man scarce ...
Hymns and Odes for Temperance Occasions I (John Pierpont Poems)
Wake! wake! friends of your kind!There's a Demon, a Demon, abroad!Ye'll scent him in every breath of the wind;—Around him ...
The Last Blossom (Oliver Wendell Holmes Poems)
THOUGH young no more, we still would dreamOf beauty's dear deluding wiles;The leagues of life to graybeards seemShorter than boyhood's ...
To J. R. Barrick (Mattie Griffith Browne Poems)
OH poet, to my lone and swelling heartHow gently comes the message sent by thine;It speaks to me of all ...
To Constantia, Singing (Percy Bysshe Shelley Poems)
I.Thus to be lost and thus to sink and die,Perchance were death indeed!-Constantia, turn!In thy dark eyes a power like ...
The Voice Of The Slaves (Gilbert Frankau Poems)
We are the slaves of the guns,Serfs to the dominant things;Ours are the eyes and the ears,And the brains of ...
In Memory: James T. Fields (John Greenleaf Whittier Poems)
As a guest who may not stayLong and sad farewells to sayGlides with smiling face away,Of the sweetness and the ...
A Manual, More Ancient Than The Art Of Printing, And Not To Be Found In Any Catalogue (William Cowper Poems)
There is a book, which we may call(Its excellence is such)Alone a library, though small;The ladies thumb it much.Words none, ...
The Beautiful City (James Whitcomb Riley Poems)
The Beautiful City! ForeverIts rapturous praises resound;We fain would behold it-- but neverA glimpse of its dory is found:We slacken ...
John McKeen (James Whitcomb Riley Poems)
John McKeen, in his rusty dress,His loosened collar, and swarthy throat,His face unshaven, and none the less,His hearty laugh and ...
Answer To Tait (James Clerk Maxwell Poems)
The mounted disk of eboniteHas whirled before, nor whirled in vain;Rowland of Troy, that doughty knight,Convection currents did obtainIn such ...
The Song-Sparrow (George Parsons Lathrop Poems)
Glimmers gray the leafless thicketClose beside my garden gate,Where, so light, from post to picketHops the sparrow, blithe, sedate;Who, with ...
Her Beautiful Hands (James Whitcomb Riley Poems)
Your hands--they are strangely fair!O Fair--for the jewels that sparkle there,--Fair--for the witchery of the spellThat ivory keys alone can ...
To A Young Man Under Sentence Of Death For Forgery (Janet Little Poems)
FROM HIS MISTRESS.IN awful solitude, in direful chains,Where deep despair and sad reflection reigns,If yet thy breast another's woes can ...
Large Intestine (Anna Swirszczynska Poems)
Look in the mirror. Let us both look.Here is my naked body.Apparently you like it,I have no reason to.Who bound ...
Dropping The Euphemism (Bob Hicok Poems)
He has five children, I'm papato a hundred pencils.I bought the chair he sat infrom a book of chairs,staplers and ...
Emancipation (Philip Morin Freneau Poems)
Libera nos, Domine — Deliver us, O Lord,Not only from British dependence, but also,FROM a junto that labor for absolute ...
Strike Hands, Young Men! (George Parsons Lathrop Poems)
Strike hands, young men!We know not whenDeath or disaster comes,Mightier than battle-drumsTo summon us away.Death bids us say farewellTo all ...