Love Poems – Page 1303

• Heart-Rest

  From “Philip Van Artevelde” / THE HEART of man, walk in which way it will, / Sequestered or frequented, smooth or rough, …

  by Sir Henry Taylor

• Heart, not so heavy as mine

  Heart, not so heavy as mine / Wending late home — / As it passed my window …

• Heart, We Will Forget Him!

  Heart, we will forget him! / You an I, tonight! / You may forget the warmth he gave, …

  by Emily Dickinson

• Heather Ale: A Galloway Legend

  From the bonny bells of heather / They brewed a drink long-syne, / Was sweeter far than honey, …

  by Robert Louis Stevenson

• Heaven

  only to find Forever, blest / By thine encircling arm; / Only to lie beyond unrest …

  by Martha Gilbert Dickinson

• Heaven is so far of the Mind

  Heaven is so far of the Mind / That were the Mind dissolved — / The Site — of it — by Architect …

• Heaven, O Lord, I Cannot Lose

  Now summer finds her perfect prime; / Sweet blows the wind from western calms; / On every bower red roses climb; …

  by Edna Dean Proctor

• Heaven's Magnificence

  Since o’er thy footstool here below / Such radiant gems are strown, / Oh, what magnificence must glow, …

  by William Augustus Muhlenberg

• Hebe

  i saw the twinkle of white feet, / I saw the flash of robes descending; / Before her ran an influence fleet, …

  by James Russell Lowell

• Hebelieder

  Die Geliebte, der ich lebe, / Aller meiner Freuden Bild, / Wurde mir nun auch zur Hebe, …

  by Carl Ferdinand Dräxler-Manfred

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