Love Poems – Page 3081

• The Cloud

  I Bring fresh showers for the thirsting flowers, / From the seas and the streams; / I bear light shade for the leaves when laid …

  by Percy Bysshe Shelley

• The Cloud Chorus

  From the Greek by Andrew Lang / From “The Clouds” / SOCRATES SPEAKS. …

  by Aristophanes

• The Clouds

  I cannot look above and see / Yon high-piled, pillowy mass / Of evening clouds, so swimmingly …

  by William Croswell

• The Clouds their Backs together laid

  The Clouds their Backs together laid / The North begun to push / The Forests galloped till they fell …

• The Clover

  O ruddy Lover— / O brave red Clover! / Didst think to win her …

  by Margaret Deland

• The Clover's simple Fame

  The Clover's simple Fame / Remembered of the Cow — / Is better than enameled Realms …

• The Clue

  Oh, frame some little word for me / None else shall ever hear or see,— / Something my soul can call her own, …

  by Charlotte Fiske Bates

• The Coasters

  OVERLOADED, undermanned, / Trusting to a lee, / Playing I-spy with the land, …

  by Thomas Fleming Day

• The Cobbler and the Financier

  From the French by Elizur Wright / A COBBLER sang from morn till night: / ’T was sweet and marvellous to hear; …

  by Jean de La Fontaine

• The Cock and the Bull

  YOU 1 see this pebble-stone? It ’s a thing I bought / Of a bit of a chit of a boy i’ the mid o’ the day— / I like to dock the smaller parts-o’-speech, …

  by Charles Stuart Calverley

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