Love Poems – Page 3444

• Poems (Dickinson)/I never lost as much but twice,

  I never lost as much but twice, / And that was in the sod ; / Twice have I stood a beggar …

• Poems (Dickinson)/I taste a liquor never brewed

  I TASTE a liquor never brewed, / From tankards scooped in pearl; / Not all the vats upon the Rhine …

• Poems and Baudelaire Flowers/Spleen

  When the low heavy sky weighs like a lid / Upon the spirit aching for the light / And all the wide horizon’s line is hid …

• Poems and Baudelaire Flowers/The Chastisement of Pride

  In those old times wherein Theology / Flourished with greater sap and energy, / A celebrated doctor—so they say— …

• Poems and Baudelaire Flowers/The Ransom

  To pay his ransom man must toil / With Reason's implement alone / To plough and rake and free from stone …

• Poems and Baudelaire Flowers/To Theodore de Banville, 1842

  So proud your port, your arm so powerful. / With such a grip you grip the goddess' hair, / That one might take you, from your casual air, …

• Poems of Charles Baudelaire/A Landscape

  Then I will dream of blue horizons deep; / Of gardens where the marble fountains weep; / Of kisses, and of ever-singing birds— …

• Poems of Charles Baudelaire/A Madrigal of Sorrow

  I know your heart, which overflows / With outworn loves long cast aside, / Still like a furnace flames and glows, …

• Poems of Charles Baudelaire/An Allegory

  Here is a woman, richly clad and fair, / Who in her wine dips her long, heavy hair; / Love's claws, and that sharp poison which is sin, …

• Poems of Charles Baudelaire/Beauty

  I am as lovely as a dream in stone, / And this my heart where each finds death in turn, / Inspires the poet with a love as lone …

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