Title Poet Year Written Collection Body
Fantasie und Gefühl Karoline Marie Luise Brachmann 1799 German

Fantasie und Gefühl.

Ihr vom Olympos gesandt, ihr Himmlischen, Milden! durchs Leben
Führt ihr an tröstender Hand freundlich die Sterblichen hin.
Zauberin Fantasie, du fchaffst uns die Erde zum Himmel,
Du, o reines Gefühl, ziehst uns die Götter herab.
Fantasimi Italian

 

Non son che un po’ di creta

or che non sento Amor;

se non ho febbre in cor,

    4non son poeta.


La...

Fantasy Ben Jonson 1592 English

From “The Vision of Delight”
BREAK, Fantasy, from thy cave of cloud,
  And spread thy purple wings,
Now all thy figures are allowed,
  And various shapes of things;
Create of airy forms a stream,
It must have blood, and naught of phlegm;
And...

Fantoches Paul Verlaine 1864 French

            FANTOCHES

Scaramouche et Pulcinella,
Qu’un mauvais dessein rassembla,
Gesticulent, noirs sur la lune.

Cependant l’excellent docteur
Bolonais cueille avec lenteur
Des simples parmi l’herbe brune.

Lors sa fille, piquant minois,...

Far from Love the Heavenly Father English

Far from Love the Heavenly Father

Leads the Chosen Child,

Oftener through Realm of Briar

Than the Meadow mild.


Oftener by the Claw of Dragon

Than the Hand of Friend

Guides the Little One predestined...

Far-Away George Sigerson 1856 English

As chimes that flow o’er shining seas
  When Morn alights on meads of May,
Faint voices fill the western breeze
  With whisp’ring songs from Far-Away.
    Oh, dear the dells of Dunamore,
      A home is odorous Ossory;
    But sweet as honey,...

Far-niente Théophile Gautier 1831 French

Quand je n’ai rien à faire, et qu’à peine un nuage
Dans les champs bleus du ciel, flocon de laine, nage,
J’aime à m’écouter vivre, et, libre de soucis,
Loin des chemins poudreux, à demeurer assis
Sur un moelleux tapis de fougère et de mousse,
Au bord des bois...

Farai un vers de dreit nien Guillaume IX de Poitiers 1091 French

 
Farai un vers de dreit nien
Non er de mi ni d'autra gen
Non er d'amor ni de joven
Ni de ren au
Qu'enans fo trobatz en durmen
Sus un chivau

No sai en qual hora.m fui natz
No soi alegres ni iratz
No soi estranhs ni soi privatz
Ni no.n...

Farewell Walter Savage Landor 1795 English

I Strove with none, for none was worth my strife;
  Nature I loved, and next to Nature, Art;
I warmed both hands before the fire of life,—
  It sinks, and I am ready to depart.
Farewell of the Soul to the Body English

Companion dear, the hour draws nigh,

The sentence speeds—to die, to die.

So long in mystic union held,

So close with strong embrace compelled,

How canst thou bear the...

Farewell to Cuba Maria Gowen Brooks English

Adieu, fair isle! I love thy bowers,
  I love thy dark-eyed daughters there;
The cool pomegranate’s scarlet flowers
  Look brighter in their jetty hair.

They praised my forehead’s stainless white;
  And when I thirsted, gave a draught
From the...

Farewell to his Wife Lord Byron English

Fare thee well! and if forever,
  Still forever, fare thee well;
Even though unforgiving, never
  ’Gainst thee shall my heart rebel.

Would that breast were bared before thee
  Where thy head so oft hath lain,
While that placid sleep came o’er...

Farewell to Love Michael Drayton 1583 Love

Since there’s not help, come let us kiss and part;
Nay, I am done, you get no more of me;
And I am glad, yea, glad with all my heart,
That thus so cleanly I myself can free;
Shake hands for ever, cancel all our vows,
And when we meet at any time again,
Be it not...

Farewell to Summer George Arnold English

Summer is fading; the broad leaves that grew
  So freshly green, when June was young, are falling;
And, all the whisper-haunted forest through,
  The restless birds in saddened tones are calling,
From rustling hazel copse and tangled dell,
      “Farewell...

Fariglioni Marie Eugenie Delle Grazie 1892 German

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 Fariglioni.

Wo schroff zum Meer
hinabstürzt der Klippen zackigste, im Äther
Das mövenumkreiste...

Farragut William Tuckey Meredith English

Farragut, farragut,
  Old Heart of Oak,
Daring Dave Farragut,
  Thunderbolt stroke,
Watches the hoary mist
  Lift from the bay,
Till his flag, glory-kissed,
  Greets the young day.

Far, by gray Morgan’s walls,
  Looms the...

Farther John James Piatt English

Far-off a young State rises, full of might:
I paint its brave escutcheon. Near at hand
See the log-cabin in the rough clearing stand;
A woman by its door, with steadfast sight,
Trustful, looks Westward, where, uplifted bright,
Some city’s Apparition, weird...

Fasching Johann Karl Wilhelm Geisheim 1839 German

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Fasching.

Wer klopft? Wer klopft? –
     ’Sind lustige Gesellen
     Mit Schnurren und mit Schellen;...

Faschingslied Johann Karl Wilhelm Geisheim 1839 German

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 Faschingslied.

Mir ergreift, ich weiß nicht wie
Faschingsduft die Nase;
Freude schäumt entgegen mir
Aus...

Faschingspunsch Johann Karl Wilhelm Geisheim 1839 German

Faschingspunsch.

Heute sollt ihr fröhlich sein,
Heute sollt ihr singen;
Kommt was Bitteres euch ein,
Müßt’s hinunter schlingen.

5 Hier ist ja das süße Glas,
Soll euch schlingen helfen,
Zu ersäufen in das Naß
Gibellin und Guelphen.

...