Love Poems – Page 3122

• The Hour-Glass

  Consider this small dust, here in the glass, / By atoms moved: / Could you believe that this the body was …

  by Ben Jonson

• The House Beautiful

  A Naked house, a naked moor, / A shivering pool before the door, / A garden bare of flowers and fruit, …

  by Robert Louis Stevenson

• The House on the Hill

  They are all gone away, / The House is shut and still, / There is nothing more to say. …

  by Edwin Arlington Robinson

• The Household Sovereign

  From “The Hanging of the Crane” / SEATED I see the two again, / But not alone; they entertain …

  by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

• The Housekeeper

  The Frugal snail, with forecast of repose, / Carries his house with him where’er he goes; / Peeps out,—and if there comes a shower of rain, …

  by Charles Lamb

• The Hudson

  Where in its old historic splendor stands / The home of England’s far-farmed Parliament, / And waters of the Thames in calm content …

  by George Sidney Hellman

• The Human Plan

  Child, weary of thy baubles of to-day— / Child with the golden or the silver hair— / Say, how wouldst thou have built creation’s stair, …

  by Charles Henry Crandall

• The Humble-Bee

  Burly, dozing humble-bee, / Where thou art is clime for me. / Let them sail for Porto Rique, …

  by Ralph Waldo Emerson

• The Hundred-Yard Dash

  Give me a race that is run in a breath, / Straight from the start to the “tape;” / Distance hath charms, but a “Ding Dong” means death, …

  by William Lindsey

• The Hunt

  Wild stream the clouds, and the fresh wind is singing, / Red is the dawn, and the world white with rime,— / Music, O music! The hunter’s horn ringing! …

  by Harriet Prescott Spofford

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