Love Poems – Page 3177

• The saddest noise, the sweetest noise,

  The saddest noise, the sweetest noise, / The maddest noise that grows, — / The birds, they make it in the spring, …

• The Sail

  The Sail / The lonely sail is showing white / Among the haze of the blue sea!.. …

• The Sailor’s Consolation

  One night came on a hurricane, / The sea was mountains rolling, / When Barney Buntline turned his quid, …

  by William Pitt

• The Saints in Glory

  Translated by Henry Francis Cary / Selections from “The Divine Comedy” / Paradise: Canto XXXI. …

  by Dante Alighieri

• The Sandpiper

  Across the narrow beach we flit, / One little sandpiper and I, / And fast I gather, bit by bit, …

  by Celia Thaxter

• The Sands o’ Dee

  “o Mary, go and call the cattle home, / And call the cattle home, / And call the cattle home, …

  by Charles Kingsley

• The Sands of Dee

  'o MARY, go and call the cattle home, / And call the cattle home, / And call the cattle home, …

  by Charles Kingsley

• The Satirist

  Not mine to draw the cloth-yard shaft / From straining palm to thrilling ear; / Then launch it through the monster’s hulk, …

  by Harry Lyman Koopman

• The Sausage Candidate

  Our fathers, brave men were and strong, / And whisky was their daily liquor; / They used to move the world along …

• The Savior must have been

  The Savior must have been / A docile Gentleman — / To come so far so cold a Day …

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