Love Poems – Page 3491

• The New Year (Whittier)

  Addressed to the Patrons of the Pennsylvania Freeman. / The wave is breaking on the shore, / The echo fading from the chime …

• The Night was wide, and furnished scant

  The Night was wide, and furnished scant / With but a single Star — / That often as a Cloud it met — …

• The Notice that is called the Spring

  The Notice that is called the Spring / Is but a month from here — / Put up my Heart thy Hoary work …

• The Old Man's Angelus

  An old man sits by the cottage door; / The winds are hushed on the sunlit hills; / He tells his rosary softly o'er, …

• The One who could repeat the Summer day —

  The One who could repeat the Summer day — / Were greater than itself — though He / Minutest of Mankind should be — …

• The ones that disappeared are back

  The ones that disappeared are back / The Phoebe and the Crow / Precisely as in March is heard …

• The only Ghost I ever saw

  The only Ghost I ever saw / Was dressed in Mechlin — so — / He wore no sandal on his foot — …

• The Only News I know

  The Only News I know / Is Bulletins all Day / From Immortality. …

• The Opening and the Close

  The Opening and the Close / Of Being, are alike / Or differ, if they do, …

• The Outer — from the Inner

  The Outer — from the Inner / Derives its Magnitude — / 'Tis Duke, or Dwarf, according …

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