Love Poems – Page 3192

• The Story of a Summer Day

  O Perfect Light, which shaid away / The darkness from the light, / And set a ruler o’er the day, …

  by Alexander Hume

• The Story of Cruel Frederick

  From “The English Struwwelpeter” / HERE is cruel Frederick, see! / A horrid wicked boy was he; …

  by Heinrich Hoffmann

• The Story of Johnny-Head-in-Air

  From “The English Struwwelpeter” / AS he trudged along to school, / It was always Johnny’s rule …

  by Heinrich Hoffmann

• The Strange Companion

  That strange companion came on shuffling feet, / Passed me, then turned, and touched my arm. / He said (and he was melancholy, …

  by Harold Monro

• The Strong

  Dost deem him weak that owns his strength is tried? / Nay, we may safely lean on him that grieves: / The pine has immemorially sighed, …

  by John Vance Cheney

• The Strong Heroic Line

  Friends of the Muse, to you of right belong / The first staid footsteps of my square-toed song; / Full well I know the strong heroic line …

  by Oliver Wendell Holmes

• The Study in Aesthetics

  The very small children in patched clothing, / Being smitten with an unusual wisdom, / Stopped in their play as she passed them …

  by Ezra Pound

• The Suburbs of a Secret

  The Suburbs of a Secret / A Strategist should keep, / Better than on a Dream intrude …

• The Succession

  as one by one the singers of our land, / Summoned away by Death’s unfailing dart, / Unto the greater mystery depart, …

  by Frances Laughton Mace

• The Summer that we did not prize,

  The Summer that we did not prize, / Her treasures were so easy / Instructs us by departing now …

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