Love Poems – Page 3117

• The Handsel Ring

  “here, o lily-white lady mine, / Here by thy warrior sire’s own shrine, / Handsel I thee by this golden sign, …

  by George Houghton

• The Happiest Heart

  Who drives the horses of the sun / Shall lord it but a day; / Better the lowly deed were done, …

  by John Vance Cheney

• The Happy Heart

  From “Patient Grissell,” Act I. Sc. 1. / ART thou poor, yet hast thou golden slumbers? / O sweet content! …

  by Thomas Dekker

• The Happy Hour

  The Busy day is over, / The household work is done; / The cares that fret the morning …

  by Mary Frances Butts

• The Happy Mother

  An’ O! may I never live single again, / I wish I may never live single again; / I hae a gudeman, an’ a hame o’ my ain, …

  by Alexander Laing

• The Harbor

  Passing through huddled and ugly walls, / By doorways where women haggard / Looked from their hunger-deep eyes, …

  by Carl Sandburg

• The Harlequin of Dreams

  Swift, through some trap mine eyes have never found, / Dim-panelled in the painted scene of Sleep, / Thou, giant Harlequin of Dreams, dost leap …

  by Sidney Lanier

• The harm of Years is on him —

  The harm of Years is on him — / The infamy of Time — / Depose him like a Fashion …

• The Harp of the Wind

  My house stands high— / Where the harp of the wind / Plays all day, …

  by Frances Shaw

• The Haunted Palace

  In the greenest of our valleys / By good angels tenanted, / Once a fair and stately palace— …

  by Edgar Allan Poe

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