Love Poems – Page 2817

• Weehawken and the New York Bay

  From “Fanny” / WEEHAWKEN! In thy mountain scenery yet, / All we adore of Nature in her wild …

  by Fitz-Greene Halleck

• The Brooklyn Bridge

  A Granite cliff on either shore, / A highway poised in air; / Above, the wheels of traffic roar, …

  by Edna Dean Proctor

• Scythe Song

  Mowers, weary and brown, and blithe, / What is the word methinks ye know, / Endless over-word that the Scythe …

  by Andrew Lang

• The Mowers

  The Sunburnt mowers are in the swath— / Swing, swing, swing! / The towering lilies loath …

  by Myron B. Benton

• Château Papineau

  (Afloat) / I. / THE Red-tiled towers of the old Château, …

  by Susan Frances Harrison

• The Fall of Troy

  From the Latin by Sir Charles Bowen / From The “Æneid” / ÆNEAS, speaking to Dido, Queen of Carthage …

  by Virgil

• Horatius at the Bridge

  Lars Porsena of Clusium, / By the Nine Gods he swore / That the great house of Tarquin …

  by Thomas Babington, Lord Macaulay

• Thor recovers his Hammer from Thrym

  From the Icelandic by W. Herbert / WROTH waxed Thor, when his sleep was flown, / And he found his trusty hammer gone; …

  by William Herbert

• Frithiof at the Court of Angantyr

  From the Swedish by William Strong / From the “Frithiof Saga,” Canto XI. / ’T IS time to tell how Angantyr, …

  by Esaias Tegnér

• The Nobleman and the Pensioner

  From the German by Charles Timothy Brooks / “OLD man, God bless you! does your pipe taste sweetly? / A beauty, by my soul! …

  by Gottlieb Konrad Pfeffel

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