A Sophistical Argument (Lesbia Harford Poems)
Great crane o'ertopping the delicate treesWhy do you seem so fair,Swaying and raising your load with easeHigh in the misty ...
Change Poems (2459 Poems)
Ode 314 (Mewlana Jalaluddin Rumi Poems)
Those who don't feel this Lovepulling them like a river,those who don't drink dawnlike a cup of spring wateror take ...
The World. A Pseudological Fancy (Martin Farquhar Tupper Poems)
Well has the world been named the World,-- From its whirlpool heart of worrying thingsOn circling tides incessantly curl'd And hurried around ...
Good Days Coming (Ho Chi Minh Poems)
Everything changes, the wheelof the law turns without pause.After the rain, good weather.In the wink of an eyeThe universe throws ...
I cannot change as others do (Lord John Wilmot Poems)
I cannot change, as others do,Though you unjustly scorn;Since that poor swain that sighs for you,For you alone was born.No, ...
The Dying Lover (Lord John Wilmot Poems)
I cannot change, as others do,Though you unjustly scorn;Since that poor swain that sighs for you,For you alone was born.No, ...
To Charlotte Smith (Mrs. Walter Spencer Poems)
ILL -fated Charlotte, whose enlighten'd mindExalted Genius by true taste refined;For whom the Loves that hail'd thy natal mornWove wreaths ...
The View from the Window (R S Thomas Poems)
Like a painting it is set before one,But less brittle, ageless; these coloursAre renewed daily with variationsOf light and distance ...
The Inconstant (Laura Sophia Temple Poems)
You ask me, my heavenly Maid !Why my fancy is thus prone to wander, Why the vows that to you once ...
To A Sick Friend (Hannah Wallis Poems)
Tho' from the feeling heart be kindred torn,And early friends, by chance or change, it mourn;While it inhabits in this ...
At The Bomb Testing Site (William Stafford Poems)
At noon in the desert a panting lizardwaited for history, its elbows tense,watching the curve of a particular roadas if ...
The Glass (John Freeman Poems)
Your face has lostThe clearness it once wore,And your brow smooth and whiteIts look of light;Your eyes that wereSo careless, ...
To Mis M.T.R. (James Avis Bartley Poems)
Whate'er may be my unknown fate Upon this dark, terrestrial sphere,Wilt smile to hear that I am blest, And o'er my anguish ...
At The Unitarian Festival (Oliver Wendell Holmes Poems)
MARCH 8, 1882THE waves unbuild the wasting shore;Where mountains towered the billows sweep,Yet still their borrowed spoils restore,And build new ...
To The Inconstant (Hannah S Battersby Poems)
Oh! what a change since last we met, when thou wert all my own,And love dictated every word, and sweetened ...
The Change Has Come (Paul Laurence Dunbar Poems)
THE change has come, and Helen sleeps-Not sleeps; but wakes to greater deepsOf wisdom, glory, truth, and light,Than ever blessed ...
Song.-Thou wert lovely (Louisa Stuart Costello Poems)
Thou wert lovely to my sight, When in yonder dell I found theeIn thy radiant beauty bright, Though a desert spread around ...
Microcosm (Madison Julius Cawein Poems)
The memory of what we've lostIs with us more than what we've won;Perhaps because we count the costBy what we ...
The Feather (Lilian Bowes Lyon Poems)
A man and woman walkingUp the rye hillHad no breath for talking.The evening was still;Only the wind in the rough ...
To La Sansoeur (William Roscoe Poems)
I KNOW not how to call you light,Since I myself was lighter;Nor can you blame my changing plightWho were the ...
Masked (Madison Julius Cawein Poems)
Lying alone I dreamed a dream last night: Methought that Joy had come to comfort me For all the past, its suffering ...
My God And My Lord (Rabia al Basri Poems)
Eyes are at rest, the stars are setting.Hushed are the stirrings of birds in their nests,Of monsters in the ocean.You ...
Fortune (Madison Julius Cawein Poems)
Within the hollowed hand of God,Blood-red they lie, the dice of fate,That have no time nor period,And know no early ...
Fragments – Lines 0213 – 0218 (Theognis Poems)
My heart, display toward all your friends a changeful character,Adding into it the disposition that each one has.Adopt the disposition ...
All nature has a feeling (John Clare Poems)
All nature has a feeling: woods, fields, brooksAre life eternal: and in silence theySpeak happiness beyond the reach of books;There's ...
The difference of Atomes and Motion, in youth (Margaret Cavendish Poems)
and age.IN all things which are young, Motion is swift:But moving long, is tir'd, and groweth stiff.So Atomes are, in ...
Mourn, Mourn, Day Is With Darkness Fled (John Dowland Poems)
Mourn, mourn, day is with darkness fled,What heavn's then governs earth,O none, but hell in heaven's stead,Choke with his mists ...
Choristers (John Bannister Tabb Poems)
O wind and waters, ye aloneHave chanted the primeval toneSince Nature first began.All other voices change, but yeAbide, the soul ...
Mercurius Gallo-Belgic (John Donne Poems)
Like Esop's fellow-slaves, O Mercury,Which could do all things, thy faith is ; and ILike Esop's self, which nothing. I ...
What Atomes make Change. (Margaret Cavendish Poems)
TIS severall Figur'd Atomes that make Change,When severall Bodies meet as they do range.For if they sympathise, and do agree,They ...