Love Poems – Page 3083

• The Common Doom

  Victorious men of earth, no more / Proclaim how wide your empires are: / Though you bind in every shore, …

  by James Shirley

• The competitions of the sky

  The competitions of the sky / Corrodeless ply.

• The Complaint

  away! away! / Tempt me no more, insidious Love: / Thy soothing sway …

  by Mark Akenside

• The Compliment

  Arrayed in snow-white pants and vest, / And other rainment fair to view, / I stood before my sweetheart Sue— …

  by Eugene Field

• The Computation

  For my first twenty years, since yesterday, / ⁠I scarce believed thou couldst be gone away; / For forty more I fed on favours past, …

• The Comrade

  Call me friend or foe, / Little I care! / I go with all who go …

  by Lee Wilson Dodd

• The Conclusion

  Even such is Time, that takes in trust / Our youth, our joys, our all we have, / And pays us but with earth and dust; …

  by Sir Walter Raleigh

• The Condemned

  Read me no moral, priest, upon my life,— / Reserve that for your flock. / A few short hours will end my mortal strife, …

  by Edward Howland

• The Congo

  I—their basic SAVAGERY / FAT black bucks in a wine-barrel room, / Barrel-house kings, with feet unstable, …

  by Vachel Lindsay

• The Conquered Banner

  Furl that Banner, for ’t is weary; / Round its staff ’t is drooping dreary: / Furl it, fold it,—it is best; …

  by Abram Joseph Ryan

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