Love Poems – Page 3191

• The Starry Host

  The countless stars, which to our human eye / Are fixed and steadfast, each in proper place, / Forever bound to changeless points in space, …

  by John Lancaster Spalding

• The Stars

  They wait all day unseen by us, unfelt; / Patient they bide behind the day’s full glare; / And we, who watched the dawn when they were there, …

  by Mary Mapes Dodge

• The Stars are old, that stood for me —

  The Stars are old, that stood for me — / The West a little worn — / Yet newer glows the only Gold …

• The Statue of Lorenzo de' Medici

  Mark me how still I am!—The sound of feet / Unnumbered echoing through this vaulted hall, / Or voices harsh, on me unheeded fall, …

  by James Ernest Nesmith

• The Steam Shovel

  Beneath my window in a city street / A monster lairs, a creature huge and grim / And only half believed: the strength of him— …

  by Eunice Tietjens

• The stem of a departed Flower

  The stem of a departed Flower / Has still a silent rank. / The Bearer from an Emerald Court …

• The Stimulus, beyond the Grave

  The Stimulus, beyond the Grave / His Countenance to see / Supports me like imperial Drams …

• The Stirrup-Cup

  My short and happy day is done, / The long and dreary night comes on, / And at my door the pale horse stands …

  by John Hay

• The Storm

  Cease, rude Boreas, blustering railer! / List, ye landsmen, all to me, / Messmates, hear a brother sailor …

  by George Alexander Stevens

• The Storm (Bleecker)

  Come let us sing how when the Judge Supreme / Mounts the black tempest, arm'd with pointed flame, / What clust'ring horrors form his awful train: …

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