Love Poems – Page 432

• At the Mid Hour of Night

  At the mid hour of night, when stars are weeping, I fly / To the lone vale we loved, when life shone warm in thine eye; / And I think oft, if spirits can steal from the regions of air, …

  by Thomas Moore

• At the Shrine

  A pale Italian peasant, / Beside the dusty way, / Upon this morning pleasant …

  by Richard Kendall Munkittrick

• At Twilight

  The roses of yesteryear / Were all of them white and red: / It fills my heart with silent fear …

  by Peyton Van Rensselaer

• Atalanta’s Race

  From “The Earthly Paradise” / ATALANTA VICTORIOUS / AND there two runners did the sign abide …

  by William Morris

• Athènes sauvée

  Viens ! La proie est facile, ô Chef ! Poursuis sans halte / La Bête agonisante en son hallier païen ! / Dans son péché maudite, elle n’attend plus rien …

  by André de Guerne

• Athulf and Ethilda

  ATHULF.— Appeared / The princess with that merry child Prince Guy: / He loves me well, and made her stop and sit, …

  by Sir Henry Taylor

• Atlantide

  [p. 1] / ATLANTIDE / POEMA …

• Atlantis

  [119] / Atlantis. / Wie fremd im Sonnenwechsel dieser Tage …

  by Marie Eugenie Delle Grazie

• Attainment

  Through my open window comes the sweet perfuming / Of roses reddening under skies of June; / No sight more fair than roses in red bloom, …

  by Algernon Tassin

• Attente

  by Victor Hugo

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