Love Poems – Page 3180

• The Second Volume

  In the groined alcoves of an ancient tower / Amid a wealth of treasured tomes I found / A little book, in choicest vellum bound: …

  by Robert Mowry Bell

• The Secret (Dickinson)

  Some things that fly there be, — / Birds, hours, the bumble-bee : / Of these no elegy. …

• The Secret of Death

  “she is dead!” they said to him; “come away; / Kiss her and leave her,—thy love is clay!” / They smoothed her tresses of dark brown hair; …

  by Sir Edwin Arnold

• The Seed Growing Secretly

  Dear, secret greenness! nurst below / Tempests and winds and winter nights! / Vex not, that but One sees thee grow; …

  by Henry Vaughan

• The Seeker in the Marshes

  Thanksgiving to the gods! / Shaken and shivering in the autumn rains, / With clay feet clinging to the weary sods, …

  by Daniel Lewis Dawson

• The Self-Exiled

  There came a soul to the gate of Heaven / Gliding slow— / A soul that was ransomed and forgiven, …

  by Walter Chalmers Smith

• The Sensitive Plant

  PART FIRST. / A Sensitive Plant in a garden grew, / And the young winds fed it with silver dew, …

• The Service without Hope —

  The Service without Hope — / Is tenderest, I think — / Because 'tis unsustained …

• The Settler

  His echoing axe the settler swung / Amid the sea-like solitude, / And rushing, thundering, down were flung …

  by Alfred Billings Street

• The Seven Virgins.

  All under the leaves and the leaves of life / I met with virgins seven, / And one of them was Mary mild, …

  by Anonymous (1500-1599)

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