Love Poems – Page 21

• Freedom and Love

  How delicious is the winning / Of a kiss at love's beginning, / When two mutual hearts are sighing …

  by Thomas Campbell

• Love in a Life

  Room after room, / I hunt the house through / We inhabit together. …

  by Robert Browning

• The Last Ride Together

  I said--Then, dearest, since 'tis so, / Since now at length my fate I know, / Since nothing all my love avails, …

  by Robert Browning

• My Love is Like to Ice

  My love is like to ice, and I to fire: / How come it then that this her cold is so great / Is not dissolved through my so hot desire, …

  by Edmund Spenser

• Tell Me No More

  Tell me no more how fair she is, / I have no minde to hear / The story of that distant bliss …

  by Henry King

• Annie Laurie

  Maxwelton's hills are bonnie / Where early falls the dew / And 'twas there that Annie Laurie …

  by William Douglas

• Love Me Not for Comely Grace

  Love me not for comely grace / For my pleasing eye or face, / Nor for any outward part, …

  by John Wilbye

• The Constant Lover

  Out upon it, I have loved / Three whole days together! / And am like to love three more, …

  by Sir John Suckling

• Last

  Friend, whose smile has come to be / Very precious unto me, / Though I know I drank not first …

  by Elizabeth Akers Allen

• Prelude

  How could I love you more? / I would give up / Even that beauty I have loved too well …

  by Richard Aldington

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