Love Poems – Page 3101

• The Face we choose to miss —

  The Face we choose to miss — / Be it but for a Day / As absent as a Hundred Years, …

• The Fact that Earth is Heaven —

  The Fact that Earth is Heaven — / Whether Heaven is Heaven or not / If not an Affidavit …

• The Fair Hills of Ireland

  A PLENTEOUS place is Ireland for hospitable cheer, / Uileacan dubh O! / Where the wholesome fruit is bursting from the yellow barley ear; …

  by Sir Samuel Ferguson

• The fairest Home I ever knew

  The fairest Home I ever knew / Was founded in an Hour / By Parties also that I knew …

• The Fairies

  Up the airy mountain, / Down the rushy glen, / We daren't go a-hunting …

  by William Allingham

• The Fairies of the Caldon Low

  A Midsummer Legend / “AND where have you been, my Mary, / And where have you been from me?” …

  by Mary Howitt

• The Fairies’ Lullaby

  From “a Midsummer Night’s Dream,” Act II. Sc. 2. / Enter TITANIA, with her train. / TITANIA.—Come, now a roundel, and a fairy song; …

  by William Shakespeare

• The Fairy Child

  The Summer sun was sinking / With a mild light, calm and mellow; / It shone on my little boy’s bonnie cheeks, …

  by John Anster

• The Faithful Angel

  From “Paradise Lost,” Book V. / THE SERAPH Abdiel, faithful found / Among the faithless, faithful only he; …

  by John Milton

• The Faithful Lovers

  I ’d been away from her three years,—about that, / And I returned to find my Mary true; / And though I ’d question her, I did not doubt that …

  by Anonymous

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