Love Poems – Page 3107

• The Flight of the Geese

  I Hear the low wind wash the softening snow, / The low tide loiter down the shore. The night, / Full filled with April forecast hath no light. …

  by Sir Charles George Douglas Roberts

• The Flight of the Heart

  The Heart soars up like a bird / From a nest of care; / Up, up to a larger sky, …

  by Dora Read Goodale

• The Flight of the War-Eagle - C. Auringer

  The eagle of the armies of the West, / Dying upon his alp, near to the sky, / Through the slow days that paled the imperial eye, …

  by O

• The Flight of Youth

  There are gains for all our losses, / There are balms for all our pain: / But when youth, the dream, departs, …

  by Richard Henry Stoddard

• The Flitting of the Fairies

  From “The End of Elfintown” / * * * * *FOR this holds true—too true, alas! / The sky that eve was clear as glass, …

  by Jane Barlow

• The Flood of Years

  A mighty Hand, from an exhaustless Urn, / Pours forth the never-ending Flood of Years, / Among the nations. How the rushing waves …

  by William Cullen Bryant

• The Flower

  HOW fresh, O Lord, how sweet and clean / Are thy returns! even as the flowers in spring; / To which, besides their own demean, …

  by George Herbert

• The Flower must not blame the Bee —

  The Flower must not blame the Bee — / That seeketh his felicity / Too often at her door — …

• The Flowers

  When Love arose in heart and deed / To wake the world to greater joy, / 'What can she give me now?' said Greed, …

  by William Brighty Rands

• The Flown Soul

  Come not again! I dwell with you / Above the realm of frost and dew, / Of pain and fire, and growth to death. …

  by George Parsons Lathrop

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