Love Poems – Page 429

• Astronomisches Gespräch

  Sieh den Mond mit schlanken Sichelarmen / glühend zucken nach dem schönsten Sterne. / Süße Ferne, …

  by Rudolf G. Binding

• At a Birthday Festival

  We will not speak of years to-night,— / For what have years to bring / But larger floods of live and light, …

• At a Solemn Musick

  Blest pair of Sirens, pledges of Heav'ns joy, / Sphear-born harmonious Sisters, Voice, and Vers, / Wed your divine sounds, and mixt power employ …

  by John Milton

• At a Window

  Give me hunger, / O you gods that sit and give / The world its orders. …

  by Carl Sandburg

• At Best

  The faithful helm commands the keel, / From port to port fair breezes blow; / But the ship must sail the convex sea, …

• At Chappaqua

  His cherished woods are mute. The stream glides down / The hill as when I knew it years ago; / The dark, pine arbor with its priestly gown …

  by Joel Benton

• At Daybreak

  I had a dream and I awoke with it— / Poor little thing that I had not unclasped / After the kiss good-by. …

  by Walter Conrad Arensberg

• At Even

  Hush ye! Hush ye! My babe is sleeping. / Hush, ye winds, that are full of sorrow! / Hush, ye rains, from your weary weeping! …

  by Frederic Manning

• At Gibraltar

  I / england, i stand on thy imperial ground, / Not all a stranger; as thy bugles blow, …

  by George Edward Woodberry

• At Half past Three, a single Bird

  At Half past Three, a single Bird / Unto a silent Sky / Propounded but a single term …

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