Love Poems – Page 3105

• The First Half of the Seventeenth Century/Chapter 1

  "North and South too many an hour / I've by the skipper held the wheel; / Seen too many a hissing shower …

• The First Half of the Seventeenth Century/Chapter 4

  "Hinc pallidorum longa morborum cohors / Turpisque egestas sequitur," &c.

• The First Half of the Seventeenth Century/Chapter 6

  "Chez cette race nouvelle / Où j'aurai quelque crédit, / Vous ne passerez pas pour belle …

• The First Kiss

  How delicious is the winning / Of a kiss at love’s beginning, / When two mutual hearts are sighing …

  by Thomas Campbell

• The First Lesson

  Not in this world to see his face / Sounds long, until I read the place / Where this is said to be …

• The First Rose of Summer

  “oh dear! is Summer over?” / I heard a rosebud moan, / When first her eyes she opened, …

  by Oliver Herford

• The First Snow-Fall

  The snow had begun in the gloaming, / And busily all the night / Had been heaping field and highway …

  by James Russell Lowell

• The First Song

  A poet writ a song of May / That checked his breath awhile; / He kept it for a summer day, …

  by Richard Burton

• The First Step

  My little one begins his feet to try, / A tottering, feeble, inconsistent way; / Pleased with the effort, he forgets his play, …

  by Andrew Bice Saxton

• The first We knew of Him was Death —

  The first We knew of Him was Death — / The second — was — Renown — / Except the first had justified …

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