Love Poems – Page 538

• By a departing light

  By a departing light / We see acuter, quite, / Than by a wick that stays. …

• By a flower — By a letter —

  By a flower — By a letter — / By a nimble love — / If I weld the Rivet faster — …

• By Chivalries as tiny,

  By Chivalries as tiny, / A Blossom, or a Book, / The seeds of smiles are planted — …

• By homely gift and hindered Words

  By homely gift and hindered Words / The human heart is told / Of Nothing — …

• By my Window have I for Scenery

  By my Window have I for Scenery / Just a Sea — with a Stem — / If the Bird and the Farmer — deem it a "Pine" — …

• By such and such an offering

  By such and such an offering / To Mr. So and So, / The web of live woven — …

• By the Alma River

  [September 20, 1854] / WILLIE, fold your little hands; / Let it drop,—that “soldier” toy; …

  by Dinah Maria Mulock Craik

• By the Dead

  Pride that sat on the beautiful brow, / Scorn that lay in the arching lips, / Will of the oak-grain, where are ye now? …

• By the Fireside

  What is it fades and flickers in the fire, / Mutters and sighs, and yields reluctant breath, / As if in the red embers some desire, …

  by Lucy Larcom

• By the Grey Gulf-water

  Far to the Northward there lies a land, / A wonderful land that the winds blow over, / And none may fathom or understand …

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