Love Poems – Page 111
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Voyages
I / to come so soon to this imagined dark— / More velvet-deep than any midnight park! … -
Early Morning at Bargis
Clear air and grassy lea, / Stream-song and cattle-bell— / Dear man, what fools are we … -
Doors
Like a young child who to his mother’s door / Runs eager for the welcoming embrace, / And finds the door shut, and with troubled face … -
Broadway
How like the stars are these white, nameless faces— / These far innumerable burning coals! / This pale procession out of stellar spaces, … -
She Hears the Storm
There was a time in former years— / While my roof-tree was his— / When I should have been distressed by fears … -
In the Moonlight
“o lonely workman, standing there / In a dream, why do you stare and stare / At her grave, as no other grave there were? … -
The Man He Killed
“had he and I but met / By some old ancient inn, / We should have sat us down to wet … -
The Mystery
He came and took me by the hand / Up to a red rose tree, / He kept His meaning to Himself … -
Three Poems
I / babylon—where i go dreaming / When I weary of to-day, … -
Stupidity Street
I saw with open eyes / Singing birds sweet / Sold in the shops …
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