Book Of Timur – The Winter And Timur (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Poems)
So the winter now closed round themWith resistless fury. ScatteringOver all his breath so icy,He inflamed each wind that blitheTo ...
Good & Evil Poems (1819 Poems)
Ghazal 03 (Shams al-Din Hafiz Poems)
That beautiful Shirazi Turk, took control and my heart stole,I'll give Samarkand & Bukhara, for her Hindu beauty mole.O wine-bearer ...
Vignette – XVII (Matilda Betham Poems)
LINES_Sent to a Brother on his leaving England_.May 2, 1816. --------FANCIFUL BOUQUET. --------_Hopes_ all glowing, _Wishes_ rare, _Blessings_ mixed with many a _Prayer_,Flowers ...
The Cape of the Caba Rumia (Louisa Stuart Costello Poems)
Sail on! what power has our luckless bark To this ominous realm betrayed,Where Cava's rock, o'er the waters dark, Points out where ...
XXXIII. (Khoshal Khan Khattak Poems)
Whilom, indeed, I was always wise; and wise, even yet, am I!I was ever mad and beside myself-mad, even yet, ...
Cheerfulness (In Dactylics.) (Martin Farquhar Tupper Poems)
Lover of goodness, and friend to the beautiful, Ever go forth with a smile on thy cheek,Knowing that God will prosper ...
Irish Nocturne (C. S. Lewis Poems)
Now the grey mist comes creeping upFrom the waste ocean's weedy strandAnd fills the valley, as a cupIf filled of ...
Outre Mer (Henry Kendall Poems)
I see, as one in dreaming,A broad, bright, quiet sea;Beyond it lies a haven —The only home for me.Some men ...
Birthday Verses (James Russell Lowell Poems)
WRITTEN IN A CHILD'S ALBUM'Twas sung of old in hut and hallHow once a king in evil hourHung musing o'er ...
Song II (Mikolaj Sep Szarzynski Poems)
Why flatter thyself, Tyrant,In ways great in evil?The Lord's goodness ceases notKeeping watch on the pious.Keener yet than the keenestBlade, ...
XCII. (Khoshal Khan Khattak Poems)
It is false that aught of evil or misfortune proceedeth from the stars-All good and evil-weal and woe-emanate from the ...
A Geisha Song (Nora Jane Hopper Chesson Poems)
At the sign of the Beckoning KittenWe geishas dwell;Over our doorway is written"Hail and farewell."Broad is our gateway and litten,Full ...
A Toast (Lola Ridge Poems)
Not your martyrs anointed of heaven -The ages are red where they trod -But the Hunted - the world's bitter ...
Separation (Martha Gilbert Dickinson Bianchi Poems)
There be many kinds of parting-yes, I knowSome with fond, grieving eyes that overflow,Some with brave hands that strengthen as ...
And so it ends (Victoria Sackville-West Poems)
And so it ends,We who were lovers may be friends.I have some weeks in which to steelMy heart and teach ...
Street-Walke (Hristo Smirnenski Poems)
You have born in the lap of privation,Your childhood was useless strife,Today you dance, your eyes full of tears,To the ...
In Tenebris (John Lawson Stoddard Poems)
All the lights have been extinguishedIn my closely-curtained room,Nothing now can be distinguishedIn the all-pervading gloom;And through darkness, so alluring,I ...
A Prayer unto Christ (Michael Wigglesworth Poems)
The Judge Of The WorldO Dearest Dread, most glorious King,I'le of thy justest Judgements sing:So thou my head and heart ...
Perhaps (Jared Barhite Poems)
Perhaps had I chosen some other profession Than that of moulding the human mind, I might have secured a greater possession Of lucre ...
Lines Addressed To Mrs. Buchanan of Drumpeller, (Janet Hamilton Poems)
On Her Kind Reception of A Large Party of Sabbath School ChildrenOh! gentle Lady, with the bounteous handAnd feeling heart, ...
A Fragment (II) (Philip James Bailey Poems)
As in a'round wide view from some tall hill,Central and isolate, it happeneth oftThe furthest things on all sides eyeableAre ...
The Ten Poems of Solitude VI (Hugues C Pernath Poems)
Perhaps my choice, my eternityThat lasts no longer than recommencing,Than banishing, petrifying of the roots.Sometimes I look at you, sometimes ...
Each One Of Us (Martin Farquhar Tupper Poems)
I.Man! weak insect, poor and proud,Atom, lost amid the crowd,Ever pushing on through lifeBuffeted by sinful strife,—Man! mere drop of ...
The Bearers (Marcus Mosiah Garvey Poems)
We are the bearers of the world's bright torchTo light our civilization as we go:No one should fall or lodge ...
I Eagerly Inhale The Breeze (Pierre Vidal Poems)
I eagerly inhale the breezeFrom thee, sweet Provence, blowing;And all that's thine delights me so,Such pleasant thoughts bestowing,That if thy ...
From The Philosopher’s Stone (Hans Christian Andersen Poems)
Now she heard the following words sadly sung,-"Life is a shadow that flits awayIn a night of darkness and woe."But ...
Written at the End of a Book (Langdon Elwyn Mitchell Poems)
THIS is the end of the book Written by God.I am the earth he took, I am the sod,The wood and iron ...
Give Ear Unto The Gentle Lay (Paul Verlaine Poems)
Give ear unto the gentle layThat's only sad that it may please;It is discreet, and light it is:A whiff of ...
A Midnight Meditation (Rees Prichard Poems)
How proper, and how sweet a thing,It is with all the heart to singTo God at midnight, when the restOf ...
When Childhood Died (John Freeman Poems)
I can recall the day When childhood died.I had grown thin and tall And eager-eyed.Such a false happiness Had seized me then;A child, ...