Love Poems – Page 3137

• The long sigh of the Frog

  The long sigh of the Frog / Upon a Summer's Day / Enacts intoxication …

• The longest day that God appoints

  The little notes shall go as fast as steam can take them. / Our hearts already went. Would we could mail our faces for your dear encouragement. / Remember The longest day that God appoints …

• The look of thee, what is it like

  The look of thee, what is it like / Hast thou a hand or Foot / Or Mansion of Identity …

• The Looks of a Lover Enamoured

  Thou, with thy looks, on whom I look full oft, / And find therein great cause of deep delight, / Thy face is fair, thy skin is smooth and soft, …

  by George Gasgione

• The Loon

  Tameless in his stately pride, along the lake of islands, / Tireless speeds the lonely loon upon his diving track;— / Emerald and gold emblazon, satin-like, his shoulder, …

  by Alfred Billings Street

• The Lord of Butrago

  From the Spanish by John Gibson Lockhart / “YOUR horse is faint, my King, my Lord! your gallant horse is sick,— / His limbs are torn, his breast is gored, on his eye the film is thick; …

  by Anonymous

• The Lore-Lei

  Anonymous translation from the German / I KNOW not whence it rises, / This thought so full of woe;— …

  by Heinrich Heine

• The Lost Colors

  Frowning, the mountain stronghold stood, / Whose front no mortal could assail; / For more than twice three hundred years …

  by Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward

• The Lost Genius

  A giant came to me when I was young, / My instant will to ask— / My earthly Servant, from the earth he sprung …

  by John James Piatt

• The Lost Heir

  “O where, and O where / Is my bonnie laddie gone?” / —OLD SONG. …

  by Thomas Hood

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