Love Poems – Page 3178

• The Scapegoat (Paterson)

  The moral is patent to all the beholders -- / Don't shift your own sins on to other folks' shoulders; / Be kind to dumb creatures and never abuse them, …

• The Scarlet Tanager

  A ball of fire shoots through the tamarack / In scarlet splendor, on voluptuous wings; / Delirious joy the pyrotechnist brings, …

  by Joel Benton

• The Scholar

  From “Edwin the Fair” / THIS life, and all that it contains, to him / Is but a tissue of illuminous dreams …

  by Sir Henry Taylor

• The Scholar-Gipsy

  Go, for they call you, Shepherd, from the hill; / Go, Shepherd, and untie the wattled cotes: / No longer leave thy wistful flock unfed, …

  by Matthew Arnold

• The School Girl

  From some sweet home, the morning train / Brings to the city, / Five days a week, in sun or rain, …

  by William Henry Venable

• The School of War

  From “Tamburlaine” / TAMBURLAINE.—But now, my boys, leave off and list to me, / That mean to teach you rudiments of war: …

  by Christopher Marlowe

• The Scurrilous Scribe

  His soul extracted from the public sink, / For discord born he splasht around his ink; / In scandal foremost, as by scandal fed, …

  by Philip Freneau

• The Sea

  BEHOLD the Sea, / The opaline, the plentiful and strong, / Yet beautiful as is the rose in June, …

  by Ralph Waldo Emerson

• The Sea Bird to the Wave

  On and on, / O white brother! / Thunder does not daunt thee! …

  by Padraic Colum

• The Sea of Sunset

  This is the land the sunset washes, / These are the banks of the Yellow Sea ; / Where it rose, or whither it rushes, …

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