Love Poems – Page 3151

• The New Year (Whittier)

  Addressed to the Patrons of the Pennsylvania Freeman. / The wave is breaking on the shore, / The echo fading from the chime …

• The New-Born

  I have heard them in the night— / The cry of their fear, / Because there is no light, …

  by Helen Hoyt

• The Newly-Wedded

  Now the rite is duly done, / Now the word is spoken, / And the spell has made us one …

  by Winthrop Mackworth Praed

• The Night Has a Thousand Eyes

  The night has a thousand eyes, / And the day but one; / Yet the light of the bright world dies …

  by Francis William Bourdillon

• The Night is Near Gone

  Hey! now the day dawis; / The jolly cock crawis; / Now shroudis the shawis …

  by Alexander Montgomerie

• The Night was wide, and furnished scant

  The Night was wide, and furnished scant / With but a single Star — / That often as a Cloud it met — …

• The Night Watch

  Beneath the midnight moon of May, / Through dusk on either hand, / One sheet of silver spreads the bay, …

  by William Winter

• The Night-Blooming Cereus

  flower of the moon! / Still white is her brow whom we worshiped on earth long ago; / Yea, purer than pearls in deep seas, and more virgin than snow. …

  by Harriet Monroe

• The Night-Piece

  To Julia / HER eyes the glow-worme lend thee, / The shooting-starres attend thee, …

  by Robert Herrick

• The Night-piece: To Julia

  Her eyes the glow-worm lend thee, / The shooting stars attend thee; / And the elves also, …

  by Robert Herrick

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