Love Poems – Page 3127

• The Jewish Conscript

  They have dressed me up in a soldier’s dress, / With a rifle in my hand, / And have sent me bravely forth to shoot …

  by Florence Kiper Frank

• The Journey

  Reluctantly I laid aside my smiles, / Those little, pleasing knickknacks of the face, / And dropped the words accustomed to my tongue, …

  by Mary Berri (Chapman) Hansbrough

• The joy that has no stem no core,

  The joy that has no stem no core, / Nor seed that we can sow, / Is edible to longing. …

• The Joys of the Road

  To R. H. / NOW the joys of the road are chiefly these: / A crimson touch on the hard-wood trees; …

  by Bliss Carman

• The Judge is like the Owl —

  The Judge is like the Owl — / I've heard my Father tell — / And Owls do build in Oaks — …

• The Judgement

  Thou hast evil / And given place to the devil; / Yet so cunningly thou concealest …

  by Dora Read Goodale

• The Juggler's Hat her Country is —

  The Juggler's Hat her Country is — / The Mountain Gorse — the Bee's!

• The Jumblies

  They went to sea in a sieve, they did; / In a sieve they went to sea; / In spite of all their friends could say, …

  by Edward Lear

• The Kearsarge

  in the gloomy ocean bed / Dwelt a formless thing, and said, / In the dim and countless eons long ago, …

  by James Jeffrey Roche

• The Kid

  The Kid / Thou little Kid didst play / &c[4]

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