Love Poems – Page 2636

• The Brookside

  I Wandered by the brookside,
  I wandered by the mill;
  I could not hear the brook flow,— …

  Richard Monckton Milnes, Lord Houghton English

• The Little Red Lark

  O Swan of slenderness,
  Dove of tenderness,
  Jewel of joys, arise! …

  Alfred Perceval Graves English

• Somebody

  Somebody ’s courting somebody,
  Somewhere or other to-night;
  Somebody ’s whispering to somebody, …

  Anonymous English

• The Exchange

  We pledged our hearts, my love and I,—
  I in my arms the maiden clasping;
  I could not tell the reason why, …

  Samuel Taylor Coleridge English

• Love’s Logic

  I. Her RESPECTABLE PAPA’S
  “MY dear, be sensible! Upon my word
  This—for a woman even—is absurd; …

  Anonymous English

• The Night-Piece

  To Julia
  HER eyes the glow-worme lend thee,
  The shooting-starres attend thee, …

  Robert Herrick English

• Sweet Meeting of Desires

  From “The Angel in the House”
  I GREW assured, before I asked,
  That she ’d be mine without reserve, …

  Coventry Patmore English

• Story of the Gate

  Across the pathway, myrtle-fringed,
  Under the maple, it was hinged—
  The little wooden gate; …

  Harrison Robertson English

• Doris: A Pastoral

  I Sat with Doris, the shepherd-maiden;
  Her crook was laden with wreathèd flowers:
  I sat and wooed her, through sunlight wheeling …

  Arthur Joseph Munby English

• Among the Heather

  One evening walking out, I o’ertook a modest colleen,
  When the wind was blowing cool, and the harvest leaves were falling:
  “Is our way by chance the same? might we travel on together?” …

  William Allingham English

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