The Old Bush Road (Grace Jennings Carmichael Poems)
DEAR old road, wheel-worn and broken, Winding through the forest green,Barred with shadows and with sunshine, Misty vistas drawn between.Grim, scarred bluegums ...
Water Poems (4187 Poems)
Sugar-Making (Phoebe Cary Poems)
The crocus rose from her snowy bedAs she felt the spring's caresses,And the willow from her graceful headShook out her ...
Every Thing (Harold Monro Poems)
Since man has been articulate,Mechanical, improvidently wise,(Servant of Fate),He has not understood the little criesAnd foreign conversations of the smallDelightful ...
Ambrose (James Russell Lowell Poems)
Never, surely, was holier manThan Ambrose, since the world began;With diet spare and raiment thinHe shielded himself from the father ...
The Song Of The Siren (Marietta Holley Poems)
Oh, I am the siren, the siren of the sea, The sea, the wondrous sea, that lies forevermore before;I stand a ...
House-Building And Repairs (Juliana Horatia Ewing Poems)
Father is building a new house, but I've had one given to me for my own;Brick red, with a white ...
The Tears Of Araxes (Raphael Patkanian Poems)
I WALK by Mother AraxWith faltering steps and slow,And memories of past agesSeek in the waters' flow.But they run dark ...
Summer: Sunday Evening (John Bowring Poems)
"Let not your hearts be troubled, but confide"In me as ye confide in God; I go"A mansion for my followers ...
The Rancho In The Rain (Henry Herbert Knibbs Poems)
The rabbit's ears are flattened and he's squattin' scared and still,Ag'inst the dripping cedar; and the quail below the hillAre ...
Era.m conseillatz (Bernard de Ventadorn Poems)
Era.m cosselhatz, senhor,vos c'avetz saber e sen:una domna.m det s'amor,c'ai amada lonjamen;mas eras sai de vertatqu'ilh a autr'amic privat,ni anc ...
The Shoemakers (John Greenleaf Whittier Poems)
Ho! workers of the old time styledThe Gentle Craft of Leather!Young brothers of the ancient guild,Stand forth once more together!Call ...
The Loss Of Female Character (George Moses Horton Poems)
See that fallen Princess! her splendor is gone-- The pomp of her morning is over; Her day-star of pleasure refuses to dawn, She ...
Psalm LXXXI. (81) (John Milton Poems)
To God our strength sing loud, and clear,Sing loud to God our King,To Jacobs God, that all may hearLoud acclamations ...
Fragment Of An Indian Poem. (George Pope Morris Poems)
They come!--Be firm--in silence rally!The long-knives our retreat have found!Hark!--their tramp is in the valley,And they hem the forest round!The ...
A Hymn of The Sea (William Cullen Bryant Poems)
The sea is mighty, but a mightier swaysHis restless billows. Thou, whose hands have scoopedHis boundless gulfs and built his ...
October Journey (Margaret Walker Poems)
Traveller take heed for journeys undertaken in the dark ofthe year. Go in the bright blaze of Autumn's equinox.Carry protection ...
The Encounter (Helen Gray Cone Poems)
There's a wood-way winding high,Roofed far up with light-green flicker,Save one midmost star of sky.Underfoot 'tis all pale brownWith the ...
“Lost Delight” (Laurence Hope Poems)
After the Hazara WarI lie alone beneath the Almond blossoms, Where we two lay together in the spring,And now, as then, ...
Pansies (Kate Seymour Maclean Poems)
When the earliest south winds softly blowOver the brown earth, and the waning snowIn the last days of the discrowned ...
The Talking Back of Miss Valentine Jones: Poem # one (June Jordan Poems)
well I wanted to braid my hairbathe and bedeck myself so fineso fully aforethought foryour pleasuresee:I wanted to travel and ...
Farley Heath (Martin Farquhar Tupper Poems)
Many a day have I wiled away Upon hopeful Farley Heath,In its antique soil digging for spoil Of possible treasure beneath;For celts, ...
The Legend of Cooee Gully (Henry Lawson Poems)
The night came down thro' Deadman's Gap, Where the ghostly saplings bentBefore a wind that tore the fly From many a digger's ...
Fidele’s Grassy Tomb (Sir Henry Newbolt Poems)
The Squire sat propped in a pillowed chair,His eyes were alive and clear of care,But well he knew that the ...
The Poet’s Haunt (John Anster Poems)
'Tis beautiful indeed--thro' parted boughsTo see the moving clouds darken the sky,To mark their many--shifting forms, and tints,As slow they ...
To Avis Keene (John Greenleaf Whittier Poems)
ON RECEIVING A BASKET OF SEA-MOSSES.Thanks for thy giftOf ocean flowers,Born where the golden driftOf the slant sunshine fallsDown the ...
Macarius The Monk (John Boyle O Reilly Poems)
IN the old days, while yet the Church was young,And men believed that praise of God was sungIn curbing self ...
Tobogganing (Hattie Howard Poems)
Oh, the rare exhilaration, Oh, the novel delectation Of a ride down the slide! Packed like ice in zero weather, Pleasure-seekers close together, On a ...
To Jane: The Recollection (Percy Bysshe Shelley Poems)
I.Now the last day of many days,All beautiful and bright as thou,The loveliest and the last, is dead,Rise, Memory, and ...
Names Upon a Stone: (Inscribed to G. L. Fagan, Esq.) (Henry Kendall Poems)
ACROSS bleak widths of broken sea A fierce north-easter breaks,And makes a thunder on the lea- A whiteness of the lakes.Here, while ...
A Summer Pastoral (Paul Laurence Dunbar Poems)
It's hot to-day. The bees is buzzin' Kinder don't-keer-like aroun' An' fur off the warm air dances O'er the parchin' roofs in town. In ...