Poems

• A Charlotte Corday

  Quoi ! tandis que partout, ou sincères ou feintes, / Des lâches, des pervers, les larmes et les plaintes / Consacrent leur Marat parmi les immortels, …

  by André Chénier

• À Charlotte Corday

  Quoi ! tandis que partout, ou sincères ou feintes, / Des lâches, des pervers, les larmes et les plaintes / Consacrent leur Marat parmi les immortels; …

  by André Chénier

• A charm invests a face

  A charm invests a face / Imperfectly beheld. / The lady dare not lift her veil …

  by Emily Dickinson

• À Châteaudun

  Petite ville de province, / Ton salutaire souvenir / N’est pas de ceux dont on évince …

  by Émile Bergerat

• A Child

  A CHILD 's a plaything for an hour; / Its pretty tricks we try / For that or for a longer space— …

  by Mary Lamb

• A Child of To-day

  O child, had I thy lease of time! such unimagined things / Are waiting for that soul of thine to spread its untried wings! / Shalt thou not speak the stars, and go on journeys through the sky? …

  by James Buckham

• A Child's Grace

  Here a little child I stand / Heaving up my either hand; / Cold as paddocks though they be, …

  by Robert Herrick

• A Child's Question

  “what is it to be dead?” O Life, / Close-held within my own, / What foul breath in the air is rife? …

  by Emma Huntington Nason

• A Child's Wish

  I wish I were the little key / That locks Love’s Captive in, / And lets Him out to go and free …

  by Abram Joseph Ryan

• A Choice of Life

  I covet not wealth, and I care not for fame, / But if my own lot I might choose, / A quiet retreat in some lone wood I'd claim, …

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