Love Poems – Page 3381

• How fortunate the Grave —

  How fortunate the Grave — / All Prizes to obtain — / Successful certain, if at last, …

• How Gilbert Died

  There's never a stone at the sleeper's head, / There's never a fence beside, / And the wandering stock on the grave may tread …

• How good his Lava Bed,

  How good his Lava Bed, / To this laborious Boy — / Who must be up to call the World …

• How happy I was if I could forget

  How happy I was if I could forget / To remember how sad I am / Would be an easy adversity …

• How happy is the little Stone

  How happy is the little Stone / That rambles in the Road alone, / And doesn't care about Careers …

• How Human Nature dotes

  How Human Nature dotes / On what it can't detect. / The moment that a Plot is plumbed …

• How know it from a Summer's Day?

  How know it from a Summer's Day? / Its Fervors are as firm — / And nothing in the Countenance …

• How lonesome the Wind must feel Nights —

  How lonesome the Wind must feel Nights — / When people have put out the Lights / And everything that has an Inn …

• How M'Ginnis Went Missing

  Let us cease our idle chatter, / Let the tears bedew our cheek, / For a man from Tallangatta …

• How many Flowers fail in Wood —

  How many Flowers fail in Wood — / Or perish from the Hill — / Without the privilege to know …

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