Love Poems – Page 2623

• When the Cows Come Home

  WITH klingle, klangle, klingle,
  Way down the dusty dingle,
  The cows are coming home; …

  Agnes E. Mitchell English

• Home Song

  There is rain upon the window,
  There is wind upon the tree;
  The rain is slowly sobbing, …

  Duncan Campbell Scott English

• Labor Song

  From “The Bell-Founder”
  AH! little they know of true happiness, they whom satiety fills,
  Who, flung on the rich breast of luxury, eat of the rankness that kills. …

  Denis Florence Mac Carthy English

• Christmas

  So now is come our joyful’st feast;
  Let every man be jolly;
  Each room with ivy-leaves is drest, …

  George Wither English

• The Auld Folks

  The Auld folks sit by the fire,
  When the winter nichts are chill;
  The auld wife she plies her wire, …

  Andrew Park English

• A Petition to Time

  Touch us gently, Time!
  Let us glide adown thy stream
  Gently,—as we sometimes glide …

  Bryan Waller Procter English

• Early Friendship

  The Half-seen memories of childish days,
  When pains and pleasures lightly came and went;
  The sympathies of boyhood rashly spent …

  Aubrey Thomas de Vere English

• Young Friends

  From “a Midsummer Night’s Dream,” Act III. Sc. 2.
  O, IS all forgot?
  All school-days’ friendship, childhood innocence? …

  William Shakespeare English

• The Memory of the Heart

  If stores of dry and learnèd lore we gain,
  We keep them in the memory of the brain;
  Names, things, and facts,—whate’er we knowledge call,— …

  Daniel Webster English

• A Wayfaring Song

  From The Outlook
  O WHO will walk a mile with me
  Along life’s merry way? …

  Henry Van Dyke English

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