Love Poems – Page 3124

• The image broken

  'Twas but a dream; a fond and foolish dream; / The calenture of a delirious brain, / Whose fever thirst creates the rushing stream. …

• The Immortality of Genius

  From the Latin by Dr. James Cranstoun / ORPHEUS, ’t is said, the Thracian lyre-strings sweeping, / Stayed the swift stream and soothed the savage brute; …

  by Propertius

• The immortality she gave

  The immortality she gave / We borrowed at her Grave — / For just one Plaudit famishing, …

• The Imprisoned Soul

  At the last, tenderly, / From the walls of the powerful, fortress'd house, / From the clasp of the knitted locks—from the keep of the well-closed doors, …

  by Walt Whitman

• The Inchcape Rock

  No stir in the air, no stir in the sea,— / The ship was as still as she could be; / Her sails from heaven received no motion; …

  by Robert Southey

• The incidents of love

  The incidents of love / Are more than its Events — / Investment's best Expositor …

• The Indian Burying-Ground

  In spite of all the learned have said, / I still my old opinion keep; / The posture that we give the dead …

  by Philip Freneau

• The Indian Serenade

  I arise from dreams of thee / In the first sweet sleep of night, / When the winds are breathing low, …

  by Percy Bysshe Shelley

• The Indian Weed

  This Indian weed, now withered quite, / Though green at noon, cut down at night, / Shows thy decay,— …

  by Anonymous

• The Indian's Welcome to the Pilgrim Fathers

  Above them spread a stranger sky; / Around, the sterile plain; / The rock-bound coast rose frowning nigh; …

  by Lydia Huntley Sigourney

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