Love Poems – Page 3454

• Translation:Rose (Turgenieff)

  Last days of August ... autumn is already advancing. / The sun was setting. Sudden gusts of rain, no thunder and no lightning, just flashed over our broad plain. / Garden before the house burned and smoked, all bathed in the morning fire and flood of rain. …

• Rouge et Noir

  Soul, wilt thou toss again ? / By just such a hazard / Hundreds have lost, indeed, …

• Sacred song heals the sick spirit

  Sacred song heals the sick spirit. / The mysterious power of harmony / Will expiate a heavy delusion …

• Safe Despair it is that raves —

  Safe Despair it is that raves — / Agony is frugal. / Puts itself severe away …

• Safe in their alabaster chambers (Dickinson, 1886)

  Safe in their alabaster chambers, / Untouched by morning and untouched by noon, / Sleep the meek members of the resurrection, …

• Said Death to Passion

  Said Death to Passion / "Give of thine an Acre unto me." / Said Passion, through contracting Breaths …

• The Sail

  The Sail / The lonely sail is showing white / Among the haze of the blue sea!.. …

• A Sailor's Song.

  Come, let's aboard, my jolly blades, / That love a merry life; / To lazy souls leave home-bred trades, …

• Saint Cecilia

  What means this high and more than mortal strain? / 'Tis St. Cecilia and her wondrous lyre, / And from its strings with soft, celestial fire …

• Saint Valentine's Day

  Well dost thou, Love, thy solemn Feast to hold / In vestal February; / Not rather choosing out some rosy day …

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