Love Poems – Page 3160

• The Past

  thou unrelenting Past! / Strong are the barriers round thy dark domain, / And fetters, sure and fast, …

  by William Cullen Bryant

• The Past is such a curious Creature

  The Past is such a curious Creature / To look her in the Face / A Transport may receipt us …

• The Pastor’s Reverie

  The Pastor sits in his easy-chair, / With the Bible upon his knee. / From gold to purple the clouds in the west …

  by Washington Gladden

• The pattern of the sun

  The pattern of the sun / Can fit but him alone / For sheen must have a Disk …

• The Pauper’s Drive

  There ’s a grim one-horse hearse in a jolly round trot,— / To the churchyard a pauper is going, I wot; / The road it is rough, and the hearse has no springs; …

  by Thomas Noel

• The Peaks

  In the night / Gray, heavy clouds muffled the valleys, / And the peaks looked toward God alone. …

  by Stephen Crane

• The pedigree of Honey

  The pedigree of honey / Does not concern the bee ; / A clover, any time, to him …

• The Petrified Fern

  In a valley, centuries ago, / Grew a little fern-leaf, green and slender, / Veining delicate and fibres tender; …

  by Mary Bolles Branch

• The Philosopher Toad

  DOWN deep in the hollow, so damp and so cold, / Where oaks are by ivy o’ergrown, / The gray moss and lichen creep over the mould, …

  by Rebecca S. Nichols

• The Phoenix

  By feathers green, across Casbeen / The pilgrims track the Phoenix flown, / By gems he strew'd in waste and wood, …

  by Arthur Christopher Benson

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