Spring (James McCauley Poems)
Awake and sing, for early SpringComes forth with beauty gay,With joy elate, both small and greatNow bless the happy day.Through ...
Spring Poems (4657 Poems)
Shui lung yin (Su Tung-po Poems)
Like a flower, but not a flowerNo one cares when it fallsAnd lies discarded at the roadsideBut thoughUnmoved, I think ...
Spring (James Ephraim McGirt Poems)
I rise up in de mornin'Early in de spring,And hear de bees a hummin'An' 'hear de robbins sing;Th're com' o'er ...
Sonnet XXXIII. “Before the day the gleaming dawn doth flee:–” (Henry Alford Poems)
Before the day the gleaming dawn doth flee:-- All yesternight I had a dreary dream: Methought I walked in desert Academe Among fallen ...
Nineteen-Fifteen (John Drinkwater Poems)
On a ploughland hill against the sky,Over the barley, over the rye,Time, which is now a black pine tree,Holds out ...
The Snowdrop (Mary Weston Fordham Poems)
How comest thou, O flower so fair,To bud and bloom while wintry airStill hovers o'er the land?How comest from the ...
Sigh Not for Love (Helen Hay Whitney Poems)
SIGH not for love,-the ways of love are dark! Sweet Child, hold up the hollow of your hand And catch the sparks ...
Meadowlarks (Ina Donna Coolbrith Poems)
Sweet, sweet, sweet! O happy that I am!(Listen to the meadow-larks, across the fields that sing!)Sweet, sweet, sweet! O subtle ...
What The Thrush Said. Lines From A Letter To John Hamilton Reynolds (John Keats Poems)
O thou whose face hath felt the Winter's wind, Whose eye has seen the snow-clouds hung in mist And the black elm ...
To M. (William Gay Poems)
IF in the summer of thy bright regardFor one brief season these poor Rhymes shall liveI ask no more, nor ...
In Winter, With The Book We Read In Spring (Helen Gray Cone Poems)
The blackberry's bloom, when last we went this way,Veiled all her bowsome rods with trembling white;The robin's sunset breast gave ...
Gold (Isabel Ecclestone Mackay Poems)
WHEN life wakened in the Spring All the world was gold and green!Sunlight lay on everything,Sailing cloud and soaring wing, Emerald banks ...
October (John Payne Poems)
OCTOBER, May of the descending days,Mid-Spring of Autumn, on the shortening stairOf the year's eld abiding still and fair,A pause ...
Sonnett – XXII (James Russell Lowell Poems)
IN ABSENCEThese rugged, wintry days I scarce could bear,Did I not know that, in the early spring,When wild March winds ...
“Summer Time Ends” (Jan Struther Poems)
"Summer Time Ends."You need but turn a leafIn this small book, whose briefLaconic notes make upA skeleton mapOf the year's ...
Spring’s Messengers (John Clare Poems)
Where slanting banks are always with the sun The daisy is in blossom even now;And where warm patches by the hedges ...
The Veery-Thrush (Joseph Russell Taylor Poems)
Blow softly, thrush, upon the hushThat makes the least leaf loud,Blow, wild of heart, remote, apartFrom all the vocal crowd,Apart, ...
A Letter to Louise (John Reed Poems)
Rainy rush of bird-songApple-blossom smokeThin bells water-falling soundWind-rust on the silver pondFurry starring willow wandWan new grasses waking roundBlue bird ...
Sonnet III (Paul Hamilton Hayne Poems)
OF all the woodland flowers of earlier spring,These golden jasmines, each an air-hung bower.Meet for the Queen of Fairies' tiring ...
December (John Payne Poems)
THE roofs are dreary with the drifted rimeAnd in the air a stillness as of deathTh'approach of some portentousness foresaith.December ...
To A Blue Flower (John Shaw Neilson Poems)
I would be dismal with all the fine pearls of the crown of a king;But I can talk plainly to ...
To The Next One (Marina Ivanova Tsvetaeva Poems)
Tender caresses of kind little sistersAre ready for you.With the birds' songs, O the charmed prince,We're waiting for you.Branch drunk ...
We And The Earth (Lucian Blaga Poems)
So many Stars fall tonight.The evil of the night holds the Earth between his handsand blows balls of flames upon ...
For March 20 (Philip Henry Savage Poems)
NOW colored lights of morning riseAnd paint the skiesWith warmer dyes,A thousand timesMore bright, more rareAs summer climbsThe northern stair;To ...
The Yellowhammer (John Clare Poems)
When shall I see the white-thorn leaves agen, And yellowhammers gathering the dry bentsBy the dyke side, on stilly moor or ...
16 (Mary Wroth Poems)
Am I thus conquer'd? hame I lost the powers,That to withstand, which joyes to ruine me?Must I bee still, while ...
A Golden Hour (William Watson Poems)
A beckoning spirit of gladness seemed afloat,That lightly danced in laughing air before us:The earth was all in tune, and ...
Hatem (Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Poems)
Locks of brown, still bind your captive In the circle of her face! I, beloved sinuous tresses, Naught possess that's worth your grace— But ...
If love be holy, if that mystery (John Marston Poems)
If love be holy, if that mysteryO co-united hearts be sacrament;If the unbounded goodness have infusedA sacred ardour of a ...
To winter in the Midst of his Reign (William Baylebridge Poems)
Thou grim physician, armed with septic shears,Thou that dissemblest even in death's reposeEarth's quiet pulse and her remedial throes,How dull ...