Love Poems – Page 2725

• Rain

  More than the wind, more than the snow, / More than the sunshine, I love rain: / Whether it droppeth soft and low, …

  by Ebenezer Jones

• The Dancing of the Air

  And now behold your tender nurse, the air, / And common neighbor that aye runs around, / How many pictures and impressions fair …

  by Sir John Davies

• Wicklow Winds

  From “Wicklow” / YES, this is Wicklow; round our feet / And o’er our heads its woodlands smile; …

  by George Francis Savage-Armstrong

• The Cloud Chorus

  From the Greek by Andrew Lang / From “The Clouds” / SOCRATES SPEAKS. …

  by Aristophanes

• The Cloud

  I Bring fresh showers for the thirsting flowers, / From the seas and the streams; / I bear light shade for the leaves when laid …

  by Percy Bysshe Shelley

• Summer Moods

  I Love at eventide to walk alone, / Down narrow glens, o’erhung with dewy thorn, / Where from the long grass underneath, the snail, …

  by John Clare

• In Praise of Angling

  Quivering fears, heart-tearing cares, / Anxious sighs, untimely tears, / Fly, fly to courts, …

  by Sir Henry Wotton

• The Angler’s Wish

  I In these flowery meads would be, / These crystal streams should solace me; / To whose harmonious bubbling noise …

  by Izaak Walton

• The Angler

  O The GALLANT fisher’s life, / It is the best of any! / ’T is full of pleasure, void of strife, …

  by John Chalkhill

• Swimming

  From “The Two Foscari” / HOW many a time have I / Cloven, with arm still lustier, breast more daring, …

  by Lord Byron

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