New Spring (1831) (Heinrich Heine Poems)
Leise zieht dwch mem GemiitSoft, aloft, the bells do ring,Gentlest thoughts they sing me.Ring and sing, my song of spring,Through ...
Spring Poems (4657 Poems)
A longing (Muhammad Iqbal Poems)
O Lord ! I have become weary of human assemblages!When the heart is sad no pleasure in assemblages can beI ...
Truth And Falsehood. A Tale (Matthew Prior Poems)
Once on a time, in sunshine weather,Falsehood and Truth walk'd out together,The neighbouring woods and lawns to view,As opposites will ...
The Dead Singer (John Boyle O Reilly Poems)
"SHE is dead!" they say; "she is robed for the grave; O there are lilies upon her breast;Her mother has ...
When All Has Been Said And Done. (Paul Hamilton Hayne Poems)
To Richard Henry Stoddard(In reply to his poem called "Wishing and Having.")"Perhaps it will all come right at last;It may ...
Tuesday In Easter Week (John Keble Poems)
Thou first-born of the year's delight, Pride of the dewy glade,In vernal green and virgin white, Thy vestal robes, arrayed:'Tis not because ...
Wilfred (John Le Gay Brereton Poems)
What of these tender feet That have never toddled yet? What dances shall they beat, With what red vintage wet?In what wild way ...
Receiving Sight (Hattie Howard Poems)
In hours of meditation fraught With mem'ries of departed days, Comes oft a tender, loving thought Of one who shared our youthful plays. In ...
Ode To Autumn (John Keats Poems)
1.Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness, Close bosom-friend of the maturing sun; Conspiring with him how to load and bless With fruit the ...
The Sunday-School Picnic (Joseph C Lincoln Poems)
Oh! the horns are all a-tootin' as we rattle through the town,And we fellers are a-hootin' and a-jumpin' up and ...
Time (Jasper Mayne Poems)
Time is the feather'd thing, And, whilst I praiseThe sparklings of thy looks and call them rays, Takes wing, Leaving behind him as ...
Elegy XX: (Alternate) Love’s War (John Donne Poems)
Till I have peace with thee, warr other Men,And when I have peace, can I leave thee then?All other Warrs ...
England (Grace Ellery Channing-Stetson Poems)
Who comes to England not to learn The love for her his fathers bore, Breathing her air, can still return ...
The South Country (Hilaire Belloc Poems)
When I am living in the MidlandsThat are sodden and unkind,I light my lamp in the evening:My work is left ...
Of Child With Bird At The Bush (John Bunyan Poems)
My little bird, how canst thou sitAnd sing amidst so many thorns?Let me a hold upon thee get,My love with ...
On Grey Hair (Joanna Baillie Poems)
THOU , whom the giddy mock, the gay deride,Protracted folly's scourge, and foe to pride,I'll meet thee, poor, pale omen ...
Ode I: The Preface (Mark Akenside Poems)
I.On yonder verdant hilloc laid,Where oaks and elms, a friendly shade, O'erlook the falling stream,O master of the Latin lyre,Awhile with ...
Life And Immortality (James Beattie Poems)
"O ye wild groves, oh, where is now your bloom!"(The muse interprets thus his tender thought)Your flowers, your verdure, and ...
“Thou who hast follow’d far with eyes of love” (Manmohan Ghose Poems)
Thou who hast follow'd far with eyes of loveThe shy and virgin sights of Spring to-day,Sad soul, what dost thou ...
To the Good Town of Edinburgh, A Poem. On the Restoration of Peace and Tranquillity (James Wilson Claudero Poems)
Discord, fly on sooty pinions,To your gloomy dire dominions;For LAURIE, now our potent Lord,Engageth all to sweet concord.Let palms of ...
The Smell of Mussolini (Marcus Mosiah Garvey Poems)
When summer days have gayly passed away,And winter months have darkly come again,And when sweet spring does bring the laughing ...
Cadences (John Howard Payne Poems)
I (MINOR)THE ANCIENT memories buried lie, And the olden fancies pass; The old sweet flower-thoughts wither and fly, And die as ...
On the Expected return of Lord Collingwood to England (Margaret Chalmers Poems)
WHILE every muse impatient waits To meet the hero on the strand,And welcome Collingwood's return, Triumphant! to his native land,Will he forgive ...
A Dead March (William Cosmo Monkhouse Poems)
PLAY me a march, low-ton'd and slow-a march for a silent tread,Fit for the wandering feet of one who dreams ...
The Gentle Water Bird (for Mary Gilmore) (John Shaw Neilson Poems)
In the far days, when every day was long,Fear was upon me and the fear was strong,Ere I had learned ...
Cupid And Swallows Flying From Winter. By Dagley (Letitia Elizabeth Landon Poems)
"We fly from the cold."AWAY , away, o'er land and sea,This is now no home for me;My light wings may ...
On the Death of His Wife (II) (Kakinomoto no Asomi Hitomaro Poems)
When we two went alongthe ways of life together,and hand in hand together gazedupon the elm trees crowdingthe dike's rising ...
From Faust – Second Part – I. (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Poems)
I.ARIEL.WHEN in spring the gentle rainBreathes into the flower new birth,When the green and happy plainSmiles upon the sons of ...
To The Miami (Paul Laurence Dunbar Poems)
Kiss me, Miami, thou most constant one! I love thee more for that thou changest not. When Winter comes with frigid blast, Or ...
The Hue and Cry (James Hurdis Poems)
Oyez, my good people draw near, My story surpasses belief,Yet deign for a moment to hear,And assist me to catch a ...