Love Poems – Page 2528

• Farragut

  Farragut, farragut,
  Old Heart of Oak,
  Daring Dave Farragut, …

  William Tuckey Meredith English

• Driving Home the Cows

  Out of the clover and blue-eyed grass
  He turned them into the river-lane;
  One after another he let them pass, …

  Kate Putnam Osgood English

• Negro Spirituals

  In dat GREAT GITTIN’-UP MORNIN’
  I ’M a gwine to tell you bout de comin’ ob de Saviour,—
  Fare you well, Fare you well, …

  Anonymous English

• The Pyxidanthera

  Sweet child of April, I have found thy place
  Of deep retirement. Where the low swamp ferns
  Curl upward from their sheaths, and lichens creep …

  Augusta Cooper Bristol English

• Yellow Jessamine

  In tangled wreaths, in clustered gleaming stars,
  In floating, curling sprays,
  The golden flower comes shining through the woods …

  Constance Fenimore Woolson English

• The Petrified Fern

  In a valley, centuries ago,
  Grew a little fern-leaf, green and slender,
  Veining delicate and fibres tender; …

  Mary Bolles Branch English

• The Dawning o' the Year

  All ye who love the springtime—and who but loves it well
  When the little birds do sing, and the buds begin to swell!—
  Think not ye ken its beauty, or know its face so dear, …

  Mary Elizabeth Blake English

• The Willis

  The willis are out to-night,
  In the ghostly pale moonlight,
  With robes and faces white. …

  David Law Proudfit English

• Two of a Trade

  The dragon-fly and I together
  Sail up the stream in the summer weather;
  He at the stern all green and gold, …

  Samuel Willoughby Duffield English

• Now

  Upon my bier no garlands lay,
  To shrivel at death’s icy touch;
  Pansies for thought bequeathed to-day, …

  Mary Barker Dodge English

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