Poems

Memnon

Memnon Why dost thou hail with songful lips no more The glorious sunrise?—Why is Memnon mute, Whose voice was tuned as is the silvery flute When […]

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Midnight-

Midnight- The world is locked in sleep with perfect night. Gazing from out my window I behold The moon, a burnished bowl of gleaming gold, Hung […]

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Pomona-

Pomona- At noon of night the goddess, silver-stoled, Came with light foot across the moonlit land, And breezes soft as blow o’er Samarcand Stirred her free […]

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Sylvia-

Sylvia- Sylvia’s hair is like the night, Touched with glancing starry beams; Such a face as drifts thro’ dreams, This is Sylvia to the sight. And […]

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The Fountain-

The Fountain- A Triton, drowsy as the god of Sleep, From horn uplifted pours a limpid stream Athwart whose falling drops the sunbeams gleam Through waving […]

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The Statue-

The Statue- As perfect in their symmetry as thine, O inarticulate marble lips, were those My love once raised to mine, yet tinged with rose And […]

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The Visitor-

The Visitor- WITHOUT my door at morning-tide There rang a summons hale and fair; I roused and threw the portal wide, And lo, young April there! […]

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