Love Poems – Page 102
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The Monkey
I saw you hunched and shivering on the stones, / The bleak wind piercing to your fragile bones, / Your shabby scarlet all inadequate: … -
The Red Bridge
The arches of the red bridge / Are stronger than ever: / The arches of the scarlet bridge … -
The King
Seven full-paunched eunuchs came to me, / Bearing before them upon a silver shield / The secrets of my enemy. … -
The Palatine
“have you been with the King to Rome, / Brother, big brother?” / “I’ve been there and I’ve come home. … -
Spanish Johnny
The old West, the old time, / The old wind singing through / The red, red grass a thousand miles— … -
Polonius and the Ballad Singers
A gaunt-built woman and her son-in-law— / A broad-faced fellow, with such flesh as shows / Nothing but easy nature—and his wife, … -
The Sea Bird to the Wave
On and on, / O white brother! / Thunder does not daunt thee! … -
Old Men Complaining
First old Man / HE threw his crutched stick down: there came / Into his face the anger flame, … -
Refugees
“mother, the poplars cross the moon; / The road runs on, so white and far, / We shall not reach the city soon: … -
The Little Rose is Dust, My Dear
The little rose is dust, my dear; / The elfin wind is gone / That sang a song of silver words …
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