Love Poems – Page 3133

• The Lawyer’s Invocation to Spring

  Whereas, on certain boughs and sprays / Now divers birds are heard to sing, / And sundry flowers their heads upraise, …

  by Henry Howard Brownell

• The Leaves like Women interchange

  The Leaves like Women interchange / Exclusive Confidence — / Somewhat of nods and somewhat …

• The Legacy (John Donne)

  When last I died, and, dear, I die / As often as from thee I go, / Though it be but an hour ago …

• The Leper

  “ROOM for the leper! room!” And as he came / The cry passed on,—“Room for the leper! room!”* * * * * / And aside they stood, …

  by Nathaniel Parker Willis

• The Liberated Prisoner

  THE LIBERATED PRISONER. / ——— / BY MRS. LYDIA H. SIGOURNEY. …

• The Libertine

  A THOUSAND martyrs I have made, / All sacrificed to my desire, / A thousand beauties have betray'd …

  by Aphra Behn

• The Library

  Give me the room whose every nook / Is dedicated to a book: / Two windows will suffice for air …

  by Frank Dempster Sherman

• The Life of Flowers

  When hath wind or rain / Borne hard upon weak plant that wanted me, / And I (however they might bluster round) …

  by Walter Savage Landor

• The Life that tied too tight escapes

  The Life that tied too tight escapes / Will ever after run / With a prudential look behind …

• The Life we have is very great.

  The Life we have is very great. / The Life that we shall see / Surpasses it, we know, because …

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