Poems by Robert Elliott Gonzales

'Tis night. And now is Dian seen
Ensconced upon her silver throne;
The glittering, bright-eye...

Since when in days agone we met,
My life is dark and drear;
The sullen clouds are sable shrou...

Companioned from the ivory halls of morn
With unimaginable melody,
She stoops, and squanders ...

I stood upon the topmost crag of rock-ribbed Tau
Which belts an inland sea. Adown the diamond sl...

Thine eyes are the stars of the morning,
Thy breath is the breath of the rose;
And bright as ...

Upon a high-raised hill in Avalon,
Four dragon sentinels with burnished scales
Keep ward and w...

Here dim dream-vistas thronged with phantom shapes
Show distant garden-gates of Proserpine,
An...

I Somewhere in magic mystery,
Beyond the hills,
Are diamond dells,
Asleep;
Encircled by ...

Like a thousand bright fire-flies,
Dancing where the pond mists rise,
Comes the moonlight o'e...