Love Poems – Page 3306

• Each that we lose takes part of us;

  Each that we lose takes part of us; / A crescent still abides, / Which like the moon, some turbid night, …

• The earth to the sun

  Oh Sun! oh glorious Sun! / The spell of winter binds me strong and dread / In the dark sleep, the coldness of the dead; …

• Eden bower (Dante Gabriel Rossetti)

  It was Lilith the wife of Adam: / (Eden bower's in flower.) / Not a drop of her blood was human, …

• Eden is that old-fashioned House

  Eden is that old-fashioned House / We dwell in every day / Without suspecting our abode …

• Translation:Edenia

  Melancholy and sweet the footprint / That a western sun leaves in the blue / When it bathes in the distances the spaces …

• El Mahdi to the Australian Troops

  And wherefore have they come, this warlike band, / That o'er the ocean many a weary day / Have tossed; and now beside Suakim's Bay, …

• Elegy 1830 (Pushkin)

  ⁠The vanished joy of my crazy years / Is as heavy as gloomy hang-over. / But, like wine, the sorrow of past days …

• Elegy on the death of Cleora

  No more of Zephyr's airy robe I'll sing, / Or balmy odours dropping from his wing, / Or how his spicy breath revives the lands, …

• Elegy on the death of Gen. Montgomery

  Melpomene, now strike a mournful string, / Montgomery's fate assisting me to sing! / Thou saw him fall upon the hostile plain …

• An Elegy on Winter in Argyleshire

  ‘With cheerless gloom and storm-portending clouds / Rude Winter brushes from Antarctic wilds, / The front of Heav’n, in murky vapours shrouds, …

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