Love Poems – Page 3453
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The Well upon the Brook
The Well upon the Brook / Were foolish to depend — / Let Brooks — renew of Brooks — … -
The Whole of it came not at once —
The Whole of it came not at once — / 'Twas Murder by degrees — / A Thrust — and then for Life a chance — … -
The Wife (Dickinson)
She rose to his requirement, dropped / The playthings of her life / To take the honorable work … -
The Wind (Dickinson)
As if some caravan of sound / On deserts, in the sky, / Had broken rank, … -
The Wind didn't come from the Orchard — today —
The Wind didn't come from the Orchard — today — / Further than that — / Nor stop to play with the Hay — … -
The wind drew off
The wind drew off / Like hungry dogs / Defeated of a bone — … -
The Wind took up the Northern Things
The Wind took up the Northern Things / And piled them in the south — / Then gave the East unto the West … -
The Wind — tapped like a tired Man —
The Wind — tapped like a tired Man — / And like a Host — "Come in" / I boldly answered — entered then … -
The Winter Nosegay
THE WINTER NOSEGAY. / What Nature, alas! has denied / To the delicate growth of our isle, … -
The Winters are so short —
The Winters are so short — / I'm hardly justified / In sending all the Birds away — …
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