Love Poems – Page 679

• Cumnor Hall

  [Said to have been the suggestive origin of Scott’s “Kenilworth”] / THE DEWS of summer night did fall; / The moon, sweet regent of the sky, …

  by William Julius Mickle

• Çunacépa

  La Vierge au char de nacre, aux tresses dénouées, / S’élance en souriant de la mer aux nuées / Dans un brouillard de perle empli de flèches d’or. …

  by Leconte de Lisle

• Cupid and Campaspe

  From “Alexander and Campaspe,” Act III. Sc. 5. / CUPID and my Campaspe played / At cards for kisses,—Cupid paid; …

  by John Lyly

• Cupid Swallowed

  Paraphrase from the Greek / T’ OTHER day, as I was twining / Roses for a crown to dine in, …

  by Leigh Hunt

• Cupido

  [119] Cupido. / Stellt mir der weise Lisidor / Den Gott der Liebe schrecklich vor, …

  by Christian Felix Weiße

• Curfew

  Solemnly, mournfully, / Dealing its dole, / The Curfew Bell …

  by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

• Curfew must Not Ring To-night

  Slowly England’s sun was setting o’er the hilltops far away, / Filling all the land with beauty at the close of one sad day, / And the last rays kissed the forehead of a man and maiden fair,— …

  by Rose Hartwick Thorpe

• Curtchen

  Durch Blütenbäume kam sie aufgestiegen / zu seinem Bergpalast; die Tänzerin. / Auf dem Altane fand sie Curtchen liegen. …

  by Alfred Mombert

• Cutufato y su gato

  Cutufato y su gato / Quiso el niño Cutufato / Divertirse con un gato; …

  by Rafael Pombo

• Cy s’ensuit comme quoi

  En dépit de tous médecins, / De Combe et de ses noirs desseins, / Il n’est guérison que de saints. …

  by Raoul Ponchon

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