A Memory of Arizona, by Benjamin Peck Keith
Do you remember that dark night,
We met upon ...
Do you remember that dark night,
We met upon ...
(An Artistic and Ephemeral Publication) Shot a...
Envy possesses those that know,
Great men are...
The moth unwitting rushes on the fire,
Throug...
A cruel mind intent on strife,
Envying his ne...
My drink is of the crystal brook, of fruits my...
Our parents long have passed away,
All old fa...
She whom I worship night and day, she loathes ...
Trees are bowed down with weight of fruit,
Cl...
Under Vrihaspati's own eyes
Entrenched on heav...
The gods with priceless jewels were not bought,...
All-hail to those who love the good,
And sinf...
Worn with hunger, faint and feeble, shorn of ...
Why honour gods, who must submit to Fate,
Or...
CLEODAMUS. MYRSON. CLEODAMUS.
What sweet for ...
Hunting the birds within a bosky grove,
A bir...
I and the Loves Adonis dead deplore;
The beau...
Bright Cypris! Goddess ever meek and mild,
Of...
About life
I started writing a book.
Writing ...
Where the short-legged Eskimo
Waddle in the ic...
I Looking seaward, o'er the sand-hills stands...
Serene, indifferent of Fate,
Thou sittest at...
Is it the beauty of the flower,
Its honeyed s...
On fancy's wing, in slumber's regions borne,
...
Oh, the fireflies! Oh, the fireflies!
They r...