Love Poems – Page 2847
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Women’s Chorus
From the Greek by William Collins / THEY ’RE always abusing the women, / As a terrible plague to men: … -
The Wives of Weinsberg
From the German by Charles Timothy Brooks / WHICH way to Weinsberg? neighbor, say! / ’T is sure a famous city: … -
Sorrows of Werther
Werther had a love for Charlotte / Such as words could never utter; / Would you know how first he met her? … -
The Well of St. Keyne
“In the parish of St. Neots, Cornwall, is a well arched over with the robes of four kinds of trees,—withy, oak, elm, and ash,—and dedicated to St. Keyne. The reported virtue of the water is this, that, whether husband or wife first drink thereof, they get the mastery thereby.” / —FULLER. / A WELL… -
The Belle of the Ball
Years, years ago, ere yet my dreams / Had been of being wise or witty, / Ere I had done with writing themes, … -
Echo and the Lover
Lover. Echo! mysterious nymph, declare / Of what you ’re made, and what you are. / Echo. Air! … -
“Nothing to Wear”
Miss Flora MCFLIMSEY, of Madison Square, / Has made three separate journeys to Paris, / And her father assures me, each time she was there, … -
The Proud Miss MacBride
A Legend of Gotham / O, TERRIBLY proud was Miss MacBride, / The very personification of pride, … -
On an Old Muff
Time has a magic wand! / What is this meets my hand, / Moth-eaten, mouldy, and … -
How Paddy Got “Under Government”
A Place under Government / Was all that Paddy wanted. / He married soon a scolding wife, …
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