Love Poems – Page 3116

• The Greenwood Shrift

  George Iii. and a Dying Woman in Windsor Forest / OUTSTRETCHED beneath the leafy shade / Of Windsor forest’s deepest glade, …

  by Robert

• The Greenwood Tree

  From “As You Like It,” Act II. Sc. 5. / UNDER the greenwood tree / Who loves to lie with me, …

  by William Shakespeare

• The Greeting of the Roses

  We had been long in mountain snow, / In valleys bleak, and broad, and bare, / Where only moss and willows grow, …

  by Hamlin Garland

• The Growth of Lorraine

  I / while i stood listening, discreetly dumb, / Lorraine was having the last word with me: …

  by Edwin Arlington Robinson

• The Guerdon

  To the quick brow Fame grudges her best wreath / While the quick heart to enjoy it throbs beneath: / On the dead forehead’s sculptured marble shown, …

  by John James Piatt

• The Guest

  Speechless sorrow sat with me; / I was sighing wearily; / Lamp and fire were out; the rain …

  by Harriet McEwen Kimball

• The Guest is gold and crimson —

  The Guest is gold and crimson — / An Opal guest and gray — / Of Ermine is his doublet — …

• The Half-asleep

  O FOR the mighty wakening that aroused / The old-time Prophets to their missions high; / And to blind Homer's inward sunlike eye …

  by Thomas Wade

• The hallowing of Pain

  The hallowing of Pain / Like hallowing of Heaven, / Obtains at a corporeal cost — …

• The Hand of Lincoln

  Look on this cast, and know the hand / That bore a nation in its hold: / From this mute witness understand …

  by Edmund Clarence Stedman

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