Poems

Yeats Died Saturday In France Yeats died Saturday in France. Freedom from his animal Has come at last in alien Nice, His heart beat separate from […]

A Lament The dream is over, The vision has flown; Dead leaves are lying Where roses have blown; Wither’d and strown Are the hopes I cherished,– […]

Autumn Fears The weary, dreary, dripping rain, From morn till night, from night till morn, Along the hills and o’er the plain, Strikes down the green […]

Devotion When I wander by the ocean, When I view its wild commotion, Then the spirit of devotion Cometh near; And it fills my brain and […]

Kate of Kenmare Oh! many bright eyes full of goodness and gladness, Where the pure soul looks out, and the heart loves to shine, And many […]

Love’s Language Need I say how much I love thee?– Need my weak words tell, That I prize but heaven above thee, Earth not half so […]

Oh! Had I the Wings of a Bird Oh! had I the wings of a bird, To soar through the blue, sunny sky, By what breeze […]

Over the Sea Sad eyes! why are ye steadfastly gazing Over the sea? Is it the flock of the ocean-shepherd grazing Like lambs on the lea?– […]

Remembrance With that pleasant smile thou wearest, Thou art gazing on the fairest Wonders of the earth and sea: Do thou not, in all thy seeing, […]

Seasons of the Heart The different hues that deck the earth All in our bosoms have their birth; ‘Tis not in the blue or sunny skies, […]