Love Poems – Page 3238

• Thrax und Stax

  [19] Thrax und Stax / Stax Thrax! eine taube Frau zu nehmen! / O Thrax, das nenn' ich dumm. …

  by Gotthold Ephraim Lessing

• Thread and Song

  Sweeter and sweeter, / Soft and low, / Neat little nymph, …

  by John Williamson Palmer

• Three Days

  So much to do: so little done! / Ah! yesternight I saw the sun / Sink beamless down the vaulted gray,— …

  by James Roberts Gilmore

• Three Hundred Thousand More

  [September, 1861] / we are coming, Father Abraham, three hundred thousand more! / From Mississippi’s winding stream and from New England’s shore; …

  by Anonymous

• Three Loves

  There were three maidens who loved a king; / They sat together beside the sea; / One cried, “I love him, and I would die …

  by Lucy Hamilton Jones Hooper

• Three Men of Gotham

  Seamen three! What men be ye? / Gotham's three wise men we be. / Whither in your bowl so free? …

  by Thomas Love Peacock

• Three Poems

  I / babylon—where i go dreaming / When I weary of to-day, …

  by Ralph Hodgson

• Three Poems - Creative

  Renew the vision of delight / By vigil, praise and prayer, / Till every sinew leaps in might …

  by Horace Holley

• Three Poems - Lovers

  Whate’er our joy compelled, men’s praise and blame fall hollow, / A voice upon the winds that drown it as they blow: / So fair a vision led, our thought was all to follow; …

  by Horace Holley

• Three Poems - Twilight at Versailles

  Unfold for men, O God, love’s true, creative day, / To flower our barren souls by mellow sun and noon: / The glory of old thought is still, and cold, and gray, …

  by Horace Holley

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