Love Poems – Page 3188

• The Soul that hath a Guest

  The Soul that hath a Guest / Doth seldom go abroad — / Diviner Crowd at Home — …

• The Soul unto itself

  The Soul unto itself / Is an imperial friend — / Or the most agonizing Spy — …

• The Soul's Defiance

  I said to Sorrow’s awful storm, / That beat against my breast, / Rage on—thou may’st destroy this form, …

  by Lavinia Stoddard

• The Soul's distinct connection

  The Soul's distinct connection / With immortality / Is best disclosed by Danger …

• The Soul's Superior instants

  The Soul's Superior instants / Occur to Her — alone — / When friend — and Earth's occasion …

• The Southern Snow-Bird

  I see a tiny fluttering form / Beneath the soft snow’s soundless storm, / ’Mid a strange noonlight palely shed …

  by William Hamilton Hayne

• The Sower and his Seed

  He planted an oak in his father’s park / And a thought in the minds of men, / And he bade farewell to his native shore, …

  by William Edward Hartpole Lecky

• The Spell

  From the French by Gertrude Hall / “Son joyeux, importun, d’un clavecin sonore.” / —PÉTRUS BOREL. …

  by Paul Verlaine

• The Sphinx

  They glare—those stony eyes! / That in the fierce sun-rays / Showered from these burning skies, …

  by Henry Howard Brownell

• The Sphinx Speaks

  Carved by a mighty race whose vanished hands / Formed empires more destructible than I, / In sultry silence I forever lie, …

  by Francis Saltus Saltus

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