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Poems From "A Shropshire Lad" - III - The Recruit — Alfred Edward Housman	Leave your home behind, lad, And reach your friends your hand, And go, and luck go with you While Ludlow tower shall stand. Oh, come you home of...	12 views Rate it
Fairy Lanterns — Clark Ashton Smith	'Tis said these blossom-lanterns light The elves upon their midnight way; That fairy toil and elfin play Receive their beams of magic white. I marvel...	12 views Rate it
A Visit From St. Nicholas. — Clement Clarke Moore	Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse; The stockings were hung by the chimney with...	12 views Rate it
The Goblins' Christmas — Elizabeth Anderson	The big bright Moon hung high and round, In a densely darkened sky; The tall pines swayed, and mocked, and groaned; The mountains grew so high That the...	12 views Rate it
A Performance Of Henry V At Stratford-Upon-Avon — Elizabeth Jennings	Nature teaches us our tongue again And the swift sentences came pat. I came Into cool night rescued from rainy dawn. And I seethed with language, Henry at...	12 views Rate it
Slovenly Betsy — Heinrich Hoffmann	Betsy would never wash herself When from her bed she rose, But just as quickly as she could She hurried on her clothes. To keep her clothes all nice and...	12 views Rate it
A Generation (1917) — J. C. Squire	There was a time that's gone And will not come again, We knew it was a pleasant time, How good we never dreamed. When, for a whimsy's sake, We'd...	12 views Rate it
Alone And Cold — John Frederick Freeman	Do not, O do not use me As you have used others. Better you did refuse me: You have refused others. Better, far better hope to banish A small child than,...	12 views Rate it
Stanzas Addressed To A Lady Coming Of Age. — Lennox Amott	There are moments we can look to, we can cherish in the past, As the fleeting days that numbered them are dwindling to their last, Like the roses in the...	12 views Rate it
Wedding, A — Sir John Suckling	I tell thee, Dick, where I have been; Where I the rarest things have seen; Oh, things without compare! Such sights again can not be found In any place on...	12 views Rate it
1827; Or, The Poet's Last Poem. — Thomas Gent	Ye Bards in all your thousand dens, Great souls with fewer pence than pens, Sublime adorers of Apollo, With folios full, and purses hollow; Whose very...	12 views Rate it
A Blue Love Song. To Miss-----. — Thomas Moore	Air-"Come live with me and be my love." Come wed with me and we will write, My Blue of Blues, from morn till night. Chased from our classic souls...	12 views Rate it
Apples Growing. — Will Carleton	Underneath an apple-tree Sat a dame of comely seeming, With her work upon her knee, And her great eyes idly dreaming. O'er the harvest-acres bright, Came...	12 views Rate it
A Grumpy Poem — Curtis Carroll	By: Curtis Carroll,...	12 views Rate it
My precious gift. — Ernesto L Vasques Sr.	An angel sent down from above for me to love and care.To teach and father through the years And show him what is fair .To teach him right from wrong and...	12 views Rate it
I Never Say I Love You Enough — Donald James Kirby Von Koehler	I never say I love you enough It seems the years have passed me by faster than I thought they would, It looks as though my life has changed more than I...	12 views Rate it
Don't die or ask me why — Angel.wrote.it	I might hate you but please don't die Dont ask me why You might finna make me cry I don't wanna lie Please guy Even if I no longer say hi I don't ever...	12 views Rate it
Pains of Age — Sarah Waters	A glimmer of youth in the sun, The days of childish dreams are done. A way of life has Ben laid down Like the morning dew upon the ground. How precious is...	12 views Rate it
Resilience — Antony D. Delmonte	Bright red cardinal, alone in the snow Like a drop of blood on a cotton handkerchief The trees are bare, and your friends have gone south I wonder how you...	12 views Rate it
Mo Mhac — Katelynn Marie	You sit there drawing, Quiet and peaceful. Consumed in your world of heroes and monsters. I sit beside you in the rare...	12 views Rate it
O! Immortal beloved. — Nikhil Parekh	My humble salutations to you O! Tantalizing Beloved; for so magnanimously tolerating my eccentrically esoteric repertoire of idiosyncrasies; my marathon...	12 views Rate it
Our divinely honeymoon. — Nikhil Parekh	Never before did our lips kiss each other with such unconquerable intensity; unstoppably exploring each other's profoundly exhilarating ravines of...	12 views Rate it
Perpetual Were The Moments — Nikhil Parekh	Golden were the moments; when I gallivanted through the rain soaked hills; with the boisterous chirping of the sparrows being my everlastingly...	12 views Rate it
Relax — Nikhil Parekh	RELAX. Let the whole world outside crazily Run. As you're the only one who's eventually destined to bond with her perpetually sacrosanct fragrance; by the...	12 views Rate it
The First Thing That Flooded My Mind — Nikhil Parekh	When they said fruits; the first thing that flooded my mind was the succulent clusters of scarlet apple suspended in harmony from the...	12 views Rate it