Love Poems – Page 269

• Adam and Eve

  From “Paradise Lost,” Book IV. / TWO of far nobler shape, erect and tall, / Godlike erect, with native honor clad …

  by John Milton

• Adam Describing Eve

  From “Paradise Lost,” Book VIII. / MINE eyes he closed, but open left the cell / Of fancy, my internal sight, by which …

  by John Milton

• Adam et Ève

  ÈVE / Voilà mon bien aimé qui s’en revient des champs. / Comme il doit être las ! Je n’entends plus les chants …

  by Maurice Bouchor

• Adam to Eve

  From “Paradise Lost,” Book IX. / O FAIREST of creation, last and best / Of all God’s works, creature in whom excelled …

  by John Milton

• Adam und Eva

  Presse deinen Arm in meinen, / Und du trägst gehälftet Leid; / Will dir keine Sonne scheinen, …

  by Ludwig Jacobowski

• Add a kezed

  Add a kezed mert beborúlt, / Add a kezed mert fú a szél, / Add a kezed mert este lesz. …

  by Szép Ernő

• Adda

  [p. 375] / ADDA. / idillio. …

• Addio

  [75] / Addio.... / Leb’ wohl, mein Rom! Ich hab’ mit dir gestritten …

  by Marie Eugenie Delle Grazie

• Addio a Capri

  [132] Addio a Capri.... / Nun ich von hinnen scheide ganz, / Zum letzten Mal euch seh’ – …

  by Marie Eugenie Delle Grazie

• Address to the Mummy at Belzoni’s Exhibition

  And thou hast walked about (how strange a story! / In Thebes’s streets three thousand years ago, / When the Memnonium was in all its glory, …

  by Horace Smith

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