Poems
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With a Rose from Conway Castle
On hoary Conway’s battlemented height, / O poet-heart, I pluck for thee a rose! / Through arch and court the sweet wind wandering goes; … -
With a Spray of Apple Blossoms
The promise of these fragrant flowers, / The fruit that ’neath these blossoms lies / Once hung, they say, in Eden’s bowers, … -
With Esther
He who has once been happy is for aye / Out of destruction's reach. His fortune then / Holds nothing secret; and Eternity, … -
With happiness stretchd across the hills
* * * / With happiness stretchd across the hills / In a cloud that dewy sweetness distills … -
With Lilacs
I beg the pardon of these flowers / For bringing them to one whose hair / Alone doth shame, beyond compare, … -
With Pinions of Disdain
With Pinions of Disdain / The soul can farther fly / Than any feather specified … -
With Roses
In each green leaf a memory let lie: / The pain that follows on the heels of bliss / In every thorn; each waft of incense be a sign … -
With sweetness unabated
With sweetness unabated / Informed the hour had come / With no remiss of triumph … -
With thee, in the Desert —
With thee, in the Desert — / With thee in the thirst — / With thee in the Tamarind wood — … -
With Wordsworth at Rydal
The grass hung wet on Rydal banks, / The golden day with pearls adorning, / When side by side with him we walked …
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