In And Out Of Church (Louisa Sarah Bevington Poems)
Dogmadealer, talking treason,Spurning truth, perverting reasonIn and out of folly's season Year by yearOh, a plague on all the twaddleIn your ...
Greed Poems (582 Poems)
Cantiga de Santa Maria No. 194 (Alfonso X El Sabio Poems)
Just as the name of the Virgin is beautiful to the virtuous,so against evil doers it is mighty and fearful.Concerning ...
My “Promenade Solitaire” (John Lawson Stoddard Poems)
Up and down in my garden fair,Under the trellis where grapes will bloom,With the breath of violets in the air,As ...
The Flag (Julia Ward Howe Poems)
There's a flag hangs over my threshold, whose folds are more dear to meThan the blood that thrills in my ...
Harvest Time (John Jay Chapman Poems)
BEHOLD, the harvest is at hand;And thick on the encircling hillsThe sheaves like an encampment stand,Making a martial fairy-landThat half ...
A Fourfold Exercise for the Believer in his Lodging on Earth (Ralph Erskine Poems)
I. The HOLY LAW: or, The Ten Commandments, Exod. xx. 3—17.1. No God but me thou shalt adore.2. No image ...
The Rice-boat (Laurence Hope Poems)
I slept upon the Rice-boat That, reef protected, layAt anchor, where the palm-trees Infringe upon the bay.The windless air was heavy With cinnamon ...
Contemplation Of The Sword (Robinson Jeffers Poems)
Reason will not decide at last; the sword will decide.The sword: an obsolete instrument of bronze or steel,formerly used to ...
Second Sunday After Easter (John Keble Poems)
O for a sculptor's hand, That thou might'st take thy stand,Thy wild hair floating on the eastern breeze, Thy tranced yet open ...
The Peonage System (Lizelia Augusta Jenkins Moorer Poems)
The religious wars of Europe have been numbered with the past,But a worse thing, bright America with clouds has overcast,'Tis ...
The Drums of Ages (Henry Lawson Poems)
DRUMS of all that's right and wrong-of love and hate and scorn,And the new-born baby hears them and it wails ...
To my Friend Mr. Motteux, on His Tragedy Called Beauty in Distress, Published in 1698 (John Henry Dryden Poems)
'Tis hard, my friend, to write in such an age,As damns not only poets, but the stage.That sacred art, by ...
The Unsung Heroes (Paul Laurence Dunbar Poems)
A song for the unsung heroes who rose in the country's need, When the life of the land was threatened by ...
The Rebel (Henry Lawson Poems)
CALL ME traitor to my country and a rebel to my God.And the foe of "law and order", well deserving ...
In the praise of Musike (Humfrey Gifford Poems)
The bookes of Ouids changed shapes, A story strange doe tell,How Orpheus to fetch his wife, Made voyage vnto hell.Who hauing past ...
Shiver The Goblet (John Hartley Poems)
Shiver the goblet and scatter the wine! Tempt me no more with the sight!I care not though brightly as ruby it ...
Spring Has Come (Oliver Wendell Holmes Poems)
INTRA MUROSTHE sunbeams, lost for half a year,Slant through my pane their morning rays;For dry northwesters cold and clear,The east ...
Brotherhood (Nettie Squire Sutton Poems)
Methought I slept, and dreamed one day,That this old earth had passed away.A new world seemed to meet my viewWith ...
Chore Time (Jean Blewett Poems)
WHEN I'm at gran'dad's on the farm, I hear along 'bout six o'clock,Just when I'm feelin' snug an' warm, 'Ho, Bobby, come ...
The Red Winds Come! (John Gneisenau Neihardt Poems)
TOO long mere words have thralled us. Let us think!Oh ponder, are we "free and equal" yet?That July bombast, writ ...
The White Witch (James Weldon Johnson Poems)
O, brothers mine, take care! Take care!The great white witch rides out to-night,Trust not your prowess nor your strength;Your only ...
An Elegy Upon James Therburn, In Chatto (James Thomson Poems)
Now, Chatto, you're a dreary place,Pale sorrow broods on ilka face;Therburn has run his race.And now, and now, ah me, ...
Woman! When I Behold Thee Flippant, Vain (John Keats Poems)
Woman! when I behold thee flippant, vain, Inconstant, childish, proud, and full of fancies; Without that modest softening that enhancesThe downcast eye, ...
Winter: Tuesday Evening (John Bowring Poems)
The earth again puts on its evening dress;And wakening yon innumerable stars,A twilight, milder than the eye of dayAnd fairer ...
Winter: Wednesday Morning (John Bowring Poems)
The earth again puts on its evening dress;And wakening yon innumerable stars,A twilight, milder than the eye of dayAnd fairer ...
He Digesteth Harde Yron (Marianne Moore Poems)
Although the aepyornisor roc that lived in Madagascar, andthe moa are extinct,the camel-sparrow, linkedwith them in size--the large sparrowXenophon saw ...
The Voice of Praise (Mary Russell Mitford Poems)
There is a voice of magic powerTo charm the old, delight the young —In lordly hall, in rustic bower,In every ...
Inscription In A Beautiful Retreat Called Fairy Bower (Hannah More Poems)
Airy spirits, you who loveCooling bower, or shady grove;Streams that murmur as they flow,Zephyrs bland that softly blow;Babbling echo, or ...
Lies (Jared Barhite Poems)
If aught on earth my soul can fire, 'Tis the deception of a liar Who with soft smoothness of the tongue, Has promises ...
The Curse Of Hungary (John Hay Poems)
Saloman looked from his donjon bars,Where the Danube clamors through sedge and sand,And he cursed with a curse his revolting ...