Love Poems – Page 223

• A Spinning Song

  MY love to fight the Saxon goes, / And bravely shines his sword of steel; / A heron’s feather decks his brows, …

  by John Francis O’Donnell

• A Spinster’s Stint

  Six skeins and three, six skeins and three! / Good mother, so you stinted me, / And here they be,—ay, six and three! …

  by Alice Cary

• A Spray of Honeysuckle

  I broke one day a slender stem, / Thick-set with little golden horns, / Half bud, half blossom, and a gem— …

  by Mary Emily Bradley

• A Square Poem

  I often wondered when I cursed, / Often feared where I would be— / Wondered where she'd yield her love, …

• A Stanza on Freedom

  They are slaves who fear to speak / For the fallen and the weak; / They are slaves who will not choose …

  by James Russell Lowell

• A Statue in a Garden

  I was a goddess ere the marble found me. / Wind, wind, delay not! / Waft my spirit where the laurel crowned me! …

  by Agnes Lee

• A Still Day in Autumn

  I Love to wander through the woodlands hoary / In the soft light of an autumnal day, / When Summer gathers up her robes of glory, …

  by Sarah Helen Power Whitman

• A Storm in the Distance

  I see the cloud-born squadrons of the gale, / Their lines of rain like glittering spears deprest, / While all the affrighted land grows darkly pale …

  by Paul Hamilton Hayne

• A Strip of Blue

  I do not own an inch of land, / But all I see is mine,— / The orchard and the mowing-fields, …

  by Lucy Larcom

• A su almohada

  Eres feliz, nevada consejera: / tú conoces sus gracias virginales, / y en tu seno amoroso …

  by Manuel Reina

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