Love Poems – Page 3466

• Sonnet. On seeing the ivory statue of Christ

  The enthusiast brooding in his cell apart / O'er the sad image of the Crucified,--- / The drooping head, closed lips and piercéd side,--- …

• Sonnet. Tarpeia

  "Give me the bracelets that your warriors wear," / The Roman traitress to the Sabine cried, / "Give me the toys, and I will be your guide, …

• Sonnet. The bee

  The honey-bee that wanders all day long, / The field, the woodland, and the garden o'er, / To gather in his fragrant winter store, …

• Sonnet. The lake and star

  The mountain lake, o'ershadowed by the hills, / May still gaze heavenward on the evening star, / Whose distant light its dark recesses fills, …

• Sonnet. The sun and stream

  As some dark stream within a cavern's breast, / Flows murmuring, moaning for the distant sun, / So ere I met thee, murmuring its unrest, …

• Soto! Explore thyself!

  Soto! Explore thyself! / Therein thyself shalt find / The "Undiscovered Continent" — …

• Soul, take thy risk.

  Soul, take thy risk. / With Death to be / Were better than be not …

• Soul, Wilt thou toss again?

  Soul, Wilt thou toss again? / By just such a hazard / Hundreds have lost indeed — …

• South Winds jostle them —

  South Winds jostle them — / Bumblebees come — / Hover — hesitate — …

• Speech is one symptom of Affection

  Speech is one symptom of Affection / And Silence one — / The perfectest communication …

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