Love Poems – Page 3201

• The Triple Fool

  ⁠I am two fools, I know, / ⁠For loving, and for saying so / ⁠In whining poetry; …

• The Triumph

  See the Chariot at hand here of Love, / Wherein my Lady rideth! / Each that draws is a swan or a dove, …

  by Ben Jonson

• The Triumph of Christ

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

  by Dante Alighieri

• The Trooper’s Death

  From the German by Rossiter W. Raymond / THE WEARY night is o’er at last! / We ride so still, we ride so fast! …

  by Georg Herwegh

• The Trosachs

  There 's not a nook within this solemn Pass, / But were an apt confessional for one / Taught by his summer spent, his autumn gone, …

  by William Wordsworth

• The True Knight

  For knighthood is not in the feats of warre, / As for to fight in quarrel right or wrong, / But in a cause which truth can not defarre: …

  by Stephen Hawes

• The True Philosophy of Life

  Modernized by Hugh Haliburton / Full oft I muse and hes in thocht. / THE PASSAGE of the speeding year, …

  by William Dunbar

• The Truth — is stirless —

  The Truth — is stirless — / Other force — may be presumed to move — / This — then — is best for confidence — …

• The Tsigane's Canzonet

  I / no! no! / Bird in the darkness singing, …

  by Edward King

• The Turbine

  Look at her—there she sits upon her throne / As ladylike and quiet as a nun! / But if you cross her—whew! her thunderbolts …

  by Harriet Monroe

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