Love Poems – Page 2373

• Morts de quatre-vingt-douze

  by Arthur Rimbaud

• Morts de quatre-vingt-douze/Édition Genonceaux 1891

  "... Français de soixante-dix, bonapartistes, républicains, souvenez-vous de vos pères en 92, etc..." / ... / Paul De Cassagnac, …

  by Arthur Rimbaud

• Morts inquiets

• Mosaïque

  Plus fraîche que la fleur que voit naître l’aurore, / Au milieu du printemps qu’il embellit encore ; / À l’éclat unissant le parfum le plus doux, …

  by Alexandre Latil

• Moses

  [46] / Moses. / (Von Michel Angelo.) …

  by Marie Eugenie Delle Grazie

• Mostrar vorria in parvenza

  Mostrar vor[r]ia in parvenza / ciò che mi fa allegrare / s’ausasse adimostrar lo mio talento; …

• Mote: Don Jorge Manrique sacó por cimera una noria con sus arcaduces llenos y dijo:

  Aquestos y mis enojos / tienen esta condición: / que suben del corazón …

  by Jorge Manrique

• Moth-Song

  what dost thou here, / Thou dusky courtier, / Within the pinky palace of the rose? …

  by Ellen Mackay Hutchinson Cortissoz

• Mother and Child

  The Wind blew wide the casement, and within— / It was the loveliest picture!—a sweet child / Lay in its mother’s arms, and drew its life, …

  by William Gilmore Simms

• Mother and Poet

  Turin,—After News from Gaëta, 1861 / Laura Savio of Turin, a poetess and patriot, whose sons were killed at Ancona and Gaëta. / DEAD! one of them shot by the sea in the east, …

  by Elizabeth Barrett Browning

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