Love Poems – Page 2678

• The Wife of Loki

  Cursed by the gods and crowned with shame,
  Fell father of a direful brood,
  Whose crimes have filled the heaven with flame …

  Lady Charlotte Elliot English

• “Like a laverock in the lift”

  It ’s we two, it ’s we two for aye,
  All the world, and we two, and Heaven be our stay!
  Like a laverock 1 in the lift, 2 sing, O bonny bride! …

  Jean Ingelow English

• “Were I but his own wife”

  Were I but his own wife, to guard and to guide him,
  ’T is little of sorrow should fall on my dear;
  I ’d chant my low love-verses, stealing beside him, …

  Ellen Mary Downing English

• Two Lovers

  Two lovers by a moss-grown spring:
  They leaned soft cheeks together there,
  Mingled the dark and sunny hair, …

  George Eliot English

• In Twos

  Somewhere in the world there hide
  Garden-gates that no one sees
  Save they come in happy twos,— …

  William Channing Gannett English

• Hebrew Wedding

  From “The Fall of Jerusalem”
  TO the sound of timbrels sweet
  Moving slow our solemn feet, …

  Henry Hart Milman English

• The Wedding-Day

  From “Epithalamion”
  * * * * *NOW is my love all ready forth to come:
  Let all the virgins therefore well awayt: …

  Edmund Spenser English

• Song: “The bride she is winsome and bonny”

  From an Old Song, “Woo’d and Married and a’”
  THE BRIDE she is winsome and bonny,
  Her hair it is snooded sae sleek, …

  Joanna Baillie English

• The Newly-Wedded

  Now the rite is duly done,
  Now the word is spoken,
  And the spell has made us one …

  Winthrop Mackworth Praed English

• The Poet’s Bridal-Day Song

  O, My love ’s like the steadfast sun,
  Or streams that deepen as they run;
  Nor hoary hairs, nor forty years, …

  Allan Cunningham English

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