Love Poems – Page 929

• Dirge for a Soldier

  Close his eyes; his work is done! / What to him is friend or foeman, / Rise of moon, or set of sun, …

  by George Henry Boker

• Dirge of the Three Queens

  Urns and odours bring away! / Vapours, sighs, darken the day! / Our dole more deadly looks than dying; …

  by William Shakespeare

• Dis-moi, ma simple et ma tranquille amie

  Dis-moi, ma simple et ma tranquille amie, / Dis, combien l'absence, même d'un jour, / Attriste et attise l'amour , …

  by Émile Verhaeren

• Dis-moi, rose, d'où vient

  Dis-moi, rose, d'où vient / qu'en toi-même enclose, / ta lente essence impose …

  by Rainer Maria Rilke

• Dis-moi…

  Dis-moi, je veux que tu me dises, / — Malgré leur manque d’intérêt — / Ces intarissables bêtises …

  by Raoul Ponchon

• Disarmament

  “put up the sword!” the voice of Christ once more / Speaks, in the pauses of the cannon’s roar, / O’er fields of corn by fiery sickles reaped …

  by John Greenleaf Whittier

• Disarmed

  O love, so sweet at first. / So bitter in the end! / Thou canst be fiercest foe, …

  by Laura Redden Searing

• Disaster

  ’t Was ever thus from childhood’s hour / My fondest hopes would not decay: / I never loved a tree or flower …

  by Charles Stuart Calverley

• Discipline

  Throw away Thy rod, / Throw away Thy wrath; / O my God, …

  by George Herbert

• Disco de Newton

  Omnicromía de la tarde amena... / El alma, a la sordina, / y la luz, peregrina, …

  by Ramón López Velarde

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