Love Poems – Page 3186

• The Son

  I heard an old farm-wife, / Selling some barley, / Mingle her life with life …

  by Ridgely Torrence

• The Song

  A Song lay silent in my pen / Where yesterday I found it, / Right cozy in its gloomy den, …

  by John Erskine

• The Song in the Dell

  i know a way / Of hearing what the larks and linnets say: / The larks tell of the sunshine and the sky; …

  by Charles Edward Carryl

• The Song of a Heathen

  If jesus Christ is a man,— / And only a man,—I say / That of all mankind I cleave to him, …

  by Richard Watson Gilder

• The Song of Callicles

  Through the black, rushing smoke-bursts, / Thick breaks the red flame. / All Etna heaves fiercely …

  by Matthew Arnold

• The Song of the Camp

  “give us a song!” the soldiers cried, / The outer trenches guarding, / When the heated guns of the camps allied …

  by Bayard Taylor

• The Song of the Lower Classes

  We plough and sow—we ’re so very, very low / That we delve in the dirty clay, / Till we bless the plain with the golden grain, …

  by Ernest Charles Jones

• The Song of the Old Mother

  I Rise in the dawn, and I kneel and blow / Till the seed of the fire flicker and glow. / And then I must scrub, and bake, and sweep, …

  by William Butler Yeats

• The Song of the Savoyards

  Far poured past Broadway’s lamps alight, / The tumult of her motley throng, / When high and clear upon the night …

  by Henry Ames Blood

• The Song of the Shirt

  With fingers weary and worn, / With eyelids heavy and red, / A woman sat, in unwomanly rags, …

  by Thomas Hood

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