Love Poems – Page 3181

• The Shaded Water

  When that my mood is sad, and in the noise / And bustle of the crowd I feel rebuke, / I turn my footsteps from its hollow joys …

  by William Gilmore Simms

• The Shadow

  Follow a shadow, it still flies you; / Seem to fly it, it will pursue: / So court a mistress, she denies you; …

  by Ben Jonson

• The Shadow Dance

  She sees her image in the glass,— / How fair a thing to gaze upon! / She lingers while the moments run, …

  by Louise Chandler Moulton

• The Shadow Rose

  A noisette on my garden path / An ever-swaying shadow throws; / But if I pluck it strolling by, …

  by Robert Cameron Rogers

• The Shadows

  All up and down in shadow-town / The shadow children go; / In every street you ’re sure to meet …

  by Frank Dempster Sherman

• The Shamrock

  When april rains make flowers bloom / And Johnny-jump-ups come to light, / And clouds of color and perfume …

  by Maurice Francis Egan

• The Sharing of the Earth

  From the German by Lord Bulwer-Lytton / “TAKE the world,” cried the God from his heaven / To men—“I proclaim you its heirs; …

  by Friedrich von Schiller

• The Shell

  From “Gebir,” Book I. / I AM not daunted, no; I will engage. / But first, said she, what wager will you lay? …

  by Walter Savage Landor

• The Shepherd and the King

  Ah! what is love? It is a pretty thing, / As sweet unto a shepherd as a king, / And sweeter too; …

  by Robert Greene

• The Shepherd Boy sings in theValley of Humiliation

  He that is down needs fear no fall, / He that is low, no pride; / He that is humble ever shall …

  by John Bunyan

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