Love Poems – Page 3161

• The Phoenix and the Turtle

  Let the bird of loudest lay / On the sole Arabian tree, / Herald sad and trumpet be, …

  by William Shakespeare

• The Picture of Little T. C. in aProspect of Flowers

  See with what simplicity / This nymph begins her golden days! / In the green grass she loves to lie, …

  by Andrew Marvell

• The Pied Piper of Hamelin

  HAMELIN Town ’s in Brunswick, / By famous Hanover City; / The river Weser, deep and wide, …

  by Robert Browning

• The Pile of Years is not so high

  The Pile of Years is not so high / As when you came before / But it is rising every Day …

• The Pilgrim

  A pilgrim am I, on my way / To seek and find the Holy Land; / Scarce had I started, when there lay …

  by Sarah Hammond Palfrey

• The Pilgrim Fathers

  The pilgrim FATHERS,—where are they? / The waves that brought them o’er / Still roll in the bay, and throw their spray …

  by John Pierpont

• The Pilgrimage

  Give me my scallop-shell of quiet, / My staff of faith to walk upon, / My scrip of joy, immortal diet, …

  by Sir Walter Raleigh

• The Pilgrims and the Peas

  A Brace of sinners, for no good, / Were ordered to the Virgin Mary’s shrine, / Who at Loretto dwelt, in wax, stone, wood, …

  by John Wolcot

• The Pine at Timber-Line

  What has bent you, / Warped and twisted you, / Torn and crippled you?— …

  by Harriet Monroe

• The Pine Tree

  In the wild north a pine tree stands alone / On the bare top of a mountain. / It slumbers and sways, covered with …

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