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lord of the worlds above
how pleasant and how fair
the dwellings of thy love | img2poems |
paradise regained bk
iv
milton | img2poems |
where venice sate in state throned on her hundred isles
childe harold canto iv
lord byron | img2poems |
o rome
my country
city of the soul | img2poems |
yonder cloud
that rises upward always higher
and onward drags a laboring breast | img2poems |
j
g
whittier | img2poems |
love is indestructible
its holy flame forever burneth
from heaven it came to heaven returneth | img2poems |
doubt thou the stars are fire
doubt that the sun doth move
doubt truth to be a liar | img2poems |
there are no tricks in plain and simple faith
sc
shakespeare | img2poems |
with good and gentle-humored hearts
i choose to chat where'er i come
whate'er the subject be that starts | img2poems |
its right foredone its guardians dead
its priestesses bereft of dread
waking the veriest urchin's scorning | img2poems |
and now our modern yankee sees
nor omens spells nor mysteries
and naught above below around | img2poems |
so much the better juan said for them
don juan
lord byron | img2poems |
false wizard avaunt
i have marshalled my clan
their swords are a thousand their bosoms are one | img2poems |
he
that kills himself to avoid misery fears it
and at the best shows but a bastard valor | img2poems |
poets lose half the praise they should have got
could it be known what they discreetly blot
upon roscommon's translation of horace's de arte poetica | img2poems |
blest power of sunshine
genial day
what balm what life is in thy ray | img2poems |
othello act v
sc
shakespeare | img2poems |
macbeth act iii
sc
shakespeare | img2poems |
saul xviii
r
browning | img2poems |
all is not lost the unconquerable will
and study of revenge immortal hate
and courage never to submit or yield | img2poems |
j
r
lowell | img2poems |
of no distemper of no blast he died
but fell like autumn fruit that mellowed long
even wondered at because he dropt no sooner | img2poems |
christ the lord is risen to-day
c
wesley | img2poems |
easter
g
herbert | img2poems |
a blue eye is a true eye
mysterious is a dark one
which flashes like a spark-sun | img2poems |
[footnote a: cromwell once when his troops were about crossing a
river to attack the enemy concluded an address with these words: put
your trust in god but mind to keep your powder dry | img2poems |
ah
who can tell how hard it is to climb
the steep where fame's proud temple shines afar | img2poems |
ye rigid ploughmen
bear in mind
your labor is for future hours | img2poems |
advance
spare not
nor look behind | img2poems |
man is his own star and the soul that can
render an honest and a perfect man
commands all light all influence all fate | img2poems |
roses have thorns and silver fountains mud
clouds and eclipses stain both moon and sun
and loathsome canker lives in sweetest bud | img2poems |
all men make faults
sonnet xxxv
shakespeare | img2poems |
lady macbeth
letting i dare not wait upon i would
like the poor cat i' the adage | img2poems |
amoretti sonnet xxvi
e
spenser | img2poems |
ring-ting
i wish i were a primrose
a bright yellow primrose blowing in the spring | img2poems |
whose modest form so delicately fine
was nursed in whirling storms
and cradled in the winds | img2poems |
the winter's tale act iv
sc
shakespeare | img2poems |
come for arbutus my dear my dear
the pink waxen blossoms are waking i hear
we'll gather an armful of fragrant wild cheer | img2poems |
forgotten
no we never do forget
we let the years go wash them clean with tears | img2poems |
the more we know the better we forgive
who'er feels deeply feels for all who live
corinne | img2poems |
are there not dear michal
two points in the adventure of the diver
one when a beggar he prepares to plunge | img2poems |
no
freedom has a thousand charms to show
that slaves howe'er contented never know | img2poems |
hamlet act i
sc
shakespeare | img2poems |
macbeth
thou canst not say i did it never shake
thy gory locks at me | img2poems |
this is the very painting of your fear
this is the air-drawn dagger which you said
led you to duncan | img2poems |
avaunt
and quit my sight
let the earth hide thee | img2poems |
thy bones are marrowless thy blood is cold
thou hast no speculation in those eyes
which thou dost glare with | img2poems |
inspiring god
who boundless spirit all
and unremitting energy pervades | img2poems |
a deity believed is joy begun
a deity adored is joy advanced
a deity beloved is joy matured | img2poems |
my theme
my inspiration
and my crown | img2poems |
now stir the fire and close the shutters fast
let fall the curtains wheel the sofa round
and while the bubbling and loud hissing urn | img2poems |
hope
of all ills that men endure
the only cheap and universal cure | img2poems |
hudibras
s
butler | img2poems |
an evil soul producing holy witness
is like a villain with a smiling cheek
a goodly apple rotten at the heart | img2poems |
the castle of indolence canto i
j
thomson | img2poems |
of its own beauty is the mind diseased
and fevers into false creation: where
where are the forms the sculptor's soul hath seized | img2poems |
horatio
oh
where my lord | img2poems |
oh
that the memories which survive us here
were half so lovely as these wings of thine | img2poems |
electric telegraphs printing gas
tobacco balloons and steam
are little events that have come to pass | img2poems |
o beware my lord of jealousy
it is the green-eyed monster which doth mock
the meat it feeds on | img2poems |
or captain jewels in the carcanet
sonnet iii
shakespeare | img2poems |
'tis pleasant through the loop-holes of retreat
to peep at such a world to see the stir
of the great babel and not feel the crowd | img2poems |
how many a rustic milton has passed by
stifling the speechless longings of his heart
in unremitting drudgery and care | img2poems |
macduff
i know this is a joyful trouble to you
but yet 'tis one | img2poems |
between two hawks which flies the higher pitch
between two dogs which hath the deeper mouth
between two horses which doth bear him best | img2poems |
explained the matter and would win the cause
dame justice weighing long the doubtful right
takes opens swallows it before their sight | img2poems |
biron
what is the end of study
let me know | img2poems |
a man's ingress into the world is naked and bare
his progress through the world is trouble and care
and lastly his egress out of the world is nobody knows where | img2poems |
it is not virtue wisdom valor wit
strength comeliness of shape or amplest merit
that woman's love can win or long inherit | img2poems |
two souls with but a single thought
two hearts that beat as one
ingomar the barbarian act ii | img2poems |
von m
bellinghausen
lovell's trans | img2poems |
he was a lover of the good old school
who still become more constant as they cool
beppo canto xxxiv lord byron | img2poems |
thou pendulum betwixt a smile and tear
childe harold canto iv
lord byron | img2poems |
epitaph on gay
a
pope | img2poems |
and pure religion breathing household laws
written in london september w
wordsworth | img2poems |
true love is but a humble low-born thing
and hath its food served up in earthen ware
it is a thing to walk with hand in hand | img2poems |
my dear i was the first who came away
don juan canto i
lord byron | img2poems |
and mammon wins his way where seraphs might despair
english bards and scotch reviewers
lord byron | img2poems |
this house is to be let for life or years
her rent is sorrow and her income tears
cupid 't has long stood void her bills make known | img2poems |
with us ther was a doctour of phisik
in al this world ne was ther non him lyk
to speke of phisik and of surgerye | img2poems |
much ado about nothing act iv
sc
shakespeare | img2poems |
while memory holds a seat
in this distracted globe
remember thee | img2poems |
a merrier man
within the limit of becoming mirth
i never spent an hour's talk withal | img2poems |
scatter in rich exuberance the seed
whose fruit is living bread and all your need
will god supply his harvest ye shall share | img2poems |
these violent delights have violent ends
and in their triumph die like fire and powder
which as they kiss consume | img2poems |
see yonder fire
it is the moon
slow rising o'er the eastern hill | img2poems |
mother of light
how fairly dost thou go
over those hoary crests divinely led | img2poems |
manfred act iii
sc
lord byron | img2poems |
s
c
woolsey | img2poems |
at last the golden orientall gate
of greatest heaven gan to open fayre
and phoebus fresh as brydegrome to his mate | img2poems |
who ran to help me when i fell
and would some pretty story tell
or kiss the place to make it well | img2poems |
my mother
my mother
jane taylor | img2poems |
two voices are there one is of the sea
one of the mountains each a mighty voice
thought of a briton on the subjugation of switzerland | img2poems |
eternity mourns that
'tis an ill cure
for life's worst ills to have no time to feel them | img2poems |
mordre wol out that se we day by day
the nonnes preestes tale
chaucer | img2poems |
the symphony
s
lanter | img2poems |
sure something holy lodges in that breast
and with these raptures moves the vocal air
to testify his hidden residence | img2poems |
o wild and wondrous midnight
there is a might in thee
almost like spirit be | img2poems |
confusion heard his voice and wild uproar
stood ruled stood vast infinitude confined
till at his second bidding darkness fled | img2poems |
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