#English #Women #XIXCentury #XXCentury
This was my little son Who leapt and laughed on my knee: Body we made with love, Soul made with love by Thee. This was the mystery
Many’s the time I’ve found your f… Fresh as a bunch of flowers in Ma… Waiting for me at our own old plac… At the end of the working day. Many’s the time I’ve held your ha…
In the great green park with the w… The wooden palings so hard to clim… There are fern and foxglove, primr… And green things growing all the t… And out in the open the daisies gr…
LOVE only sings when Love is you… When Love is young and still at p… How shall we count the sweet songs… When Love and Joy kept holiday? But now Love has to earn his brea…
So good-bye! This is where we end it, you and… Life’s to live, you know, and deat… So good-bye! I was yours
LIKE crimson lamps the tulips sw… The lily flowers their incense bri… The daisies votive garlands fling Before the altar of the Spring. And you and I in this green May,
EYES caught by beauty, fancy by… Sweet possibilities, question, and… What did her smile say? What has… Her standard, what? Am I o’er it… Flutter in meeting—in absence drea…
AS a little child whom his mother… Wrecked in the dark in a storm of… Sleeps with his tear-stained eyes… And, with fists clenched, sobs sti… So in my breast sleeps Love, O wh…
What do the roses do, mother, Now that the summer’s done? They lie in the bed that is hung w… And dream about the sun. What do the lilies do, mother,
THERE’S a grey old church on a… Where three bent yew trees cower, The gipsy roses grow there still, And the thyme and Saint John’s go… The pale blue violets that love th…
‘LOVE me little, love me long,’ Is the burden of my song, And if nothing more may be Little shall suffice for me. But if you could crown with flower…
LADY, I see you every day— More than your other lovers do; I sit beside you at the Play, And in the Park I ride with you. Through picture shows with you I…
OUR boat has drifted with the str… That stirs the river’s full sweet… And now she stays where gold flags… By meadow-sweet’s pale foam of blo… Sedge-warblers sing the sun the so…
WHEN I am young again I’ll hoar… Nor deem that inexhaustible it is, Remembering old age comes after th… Joy grows to pain; Nor waste one moment of youth’s ro…
The Silver Birch is a dainty lady… She wears a satin gown; The elm tree makes the old churchy… She will not live in town. The English oak is a sturdy fello…