Lesbia's Sparrow, by Catullus
Sparrow, that art my darling's pet--
My darli...
Animal Poems
Nuptial Song, by Catullus
YOUTHS. Lo! Hesperus is here, ye youths, ari...
On a Stupid Husband, by Catullus
Thou lively town, that wouldst with gladness s...
On Berenice's Hair, by Catullus
Conon, who hath observed the mighty skies,
W...
On Mamurra and Caesar, by Catullus
Well matched are seen that infamous pair
Mamur...
The Parting Message to Lesbia, by Catullus
Companions, who would gladly go
With me throu...
To Celia, by Catullus
Kiss me, sweet: the wary lover
Can your favor...
To Juventius, by Catullus
A kiss in sport I once did snatch,
Juventius,...
Varus and His Mistress, by Catullus
As I was idling time away
Just by the Forum t'...
Amorosa and Company, by Conrad Aiken
Well, there was still a sure hand, anyway,
...
The Apollo Trio, by Conrad Aiken
From acting profile parts in the "legit, "
He ...
Bain's Cats and Rats, by Conrad Aiken
Quiet, and almost bashful, and seldom looking...
Duval's Birds, by Conrad Aiken
The parrot, screeching, flew out into the dar...
Episode in Grey, by Conrad Aiken
I So, to begin with, dust blows down the str...
Innocence, by Conrad Aiken
The little leaves that climbed so high
Are blo...
Nocturne In a Minor Key, by Conrad Aiken
I I will say: I walked alone in whistling dark...
Rose and Murray, by Conrad Aiken
After the movie, when the lights come up,
He...
Sonata in Pathos, by Conrad Aiken
I Well, I am tired.. Tired of all these years...
Variations: V, by Conrad Aiken
From the cold fountain's sunlit lip
A shining ...
Variations: XVIII, by Conrad Aiken
The sun distills a golden light,
The sun dist...
1777, by Amy Lowell
I The Trumpet-Vine Arbour The throats of the ...
Afternoon Rain in State Street, by Amy Lowell
Cross-hatchings of rain against grey walls,
S...
Apology, by Amy Lowell
Be not angry with me that I bear
...
An Aquarium, by Amy Lowell
Streaks of green and yellow iridescence,
Silv...
April, by Amy Lowell
A bird chirped at my window this morning,
And...