Love Poems – Page 4025

Life

Life
our share of night to bear,
Our share of morning, …

Emily Dickinson English
Love

Choice
of all the souls that stand create
I have elected one. …

Emily Dickinson English
Nature

The waking YEAR
A LADY red upon the hill
Her annual secret keeps; …

Emily Dickinson English
Sonnets

The dead SINGER
A POET’S soul has sung its way to God;
Has loosed its luminous wings from earthly thongs, …

Mary Ashley Townsend English
Invocation

Thou,—whose endearing hand once laid in sooth
Upon thy follower, no want thenceforth,
Nor toil, nor joy and pain, nor waste of years …

Edmund Clarence Stedman English
The Return

The bright sea washed beneath her feet,
As it had done of yore,
The well-remembered odor sweet …

Annie Fields English
To a Lady

You ask a verse, to sing (ah, laughing face!)
Your happy art of growing old with grace?
O Muse, begin, and let the truth—but hold! …

John James Piatt English
Ireland

A great, still Shape, alone,
She sits (her harp has fallen) on the sand,
And sees her children, one by one, depart:— …

John James Piatt English
Don Juan

Don juan has ever the grand old air,
As he greets me with courtly grace;
Like a crown of glory the snow-white hair …

Lucius Harwood Foote English
Alcyone

I
among the thousand, thousand spheres that roll,
Wheel within wheel, through never-ending space, …

Frances Laughton Mace English