Love Poems – Page 2544

Echoes from the Sabine Farm

To the FOUNTAIN OF BANDUSIA
O FOUNTAIN of Bandusia!
Whence crystal waters flow, …

Eugene Field English
It Is in Winter That We Dream of Spring

It is in Winter that we dream of Spring;
For all the barren bleakness and the cold,
The longing fancy sees the frozen mould …

Robert Burns Wilson English
The Dead Player

Sure and exact,—the master’s quiet touch,
Thus perfect, was his art;
Ambitious, generous, sad, and loving much, …

Robert Burns Wilson English
To a Crow

Bold, amiable, ebon outlaw, grave and wise!
For many a good green year hast thou withstood—
By dangerous, planted field and haunted wood— …

Robert Burns Wilson English
The Sunrise of the Poor

A darkened hut outlined against the sky,
A forward-looking slope,—some cedar trees,
Gaunt grasses stirred by the awaking breeze, …

Robert Burns Wilson English
Such Is the Death the Soldier Dies

such is the death the soldier dies:
He falls,—the column speeds away;
Upon the dabbled grass he lies, …

Robert Burns Wilson English
Ballad of the Faded Field

Broad bars of sunset-slanted gold
Are laid along the field, and here
The silence sings, as if some old …

Robert Burns Wilson English
In Paradise

“o pitying angel, pause, and say
To me, new come to Paradise,
How I may drive one pain away …

Arlo Bates English
The Cyclamen

Over the plains where Persian hosts
Laid down their lives for glory
Flutter the cyclamens, like ghosts …

Arlo Bates English
Conceits

I
kitty’s laugh
thy laugh’s a song an oriole trilled, …

Arlo Bates English