Love Poems – Page 171

• A Lima

  ¡Cuánto tus días serenos, / dulce Lima, echo de menos! / ¡Cuánto extraño …

  by Clemente Althaus

• A Litany

  Drop, drop, slow tears, / And bathe those beauteous feet / Which brought from Heaven …

  by Phineas Fletcher

• A Little Boy's Vain Regret

  He was six years old, just six that day, / And I saw he had something important to say / As he held in his hand a broken toy. …

  by Edith Matilda Thomas

• A Little Brother of the Rich

  To put new shingles on old roofs; / To give old women wadded skirts; / To treat premonitory coughs …

  by Edward Sanford Martin

• A Little Child’s Hymn

  For Night and Morning / THOU that once, on mother’s knee, / Wast a little one like me, …

  by Francis Turner Palgrave

• A Little Dutch Garden

  I passed by a garden, a little Dutch garden, / Where useful and pretty things grew,— / Heart’s-ease and tomatoes, and pinks and potatoes, …

  by Hattie Whitney

• A Little Parable

  I Made the cross myself whose weight / Was later laid on me. / This thought is torture as I toil …

  by Anne Reeve Aldrich

• A Little Way

  A little way to walk with you, my own— / Only a little way, / Then one of us must weep and walk alone …

  by Frank Lebby Stanton

• A Little While I Fain Would Linger Yet

  A little while (my life is almost set!) / I fain would pause along the downward way, / Musing an hour in this sad sunset-ray, …

  by Paul Hamilton Hayne

• A Living Memory

  My absent daughter—gentle, gentle maid, / Your life doth never fade! / O, everywhere I see your blue eyes shine, …

  by William Augustus Croffut

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