Hymn to Delos, by Callimachus
O when, my soul, wilt thou resound the praise...
Animal Poems
Hymn to Diana, by Callimachus
Tho' great Apollo claim the poet's lyre,
Yet ...
Hymn to Jupiter, by Callimachus
Whilst we to Jove immortal and divine,
Perfor...
When Love and Wine Inspire, by Callimachus
If sober, and inclin'd to sport,
To you, my...
Avenue of the Americas, by Calvera Tomczak
From desert to city, already forgotten new arr...
Lady Grey Hair of Seattle Seduction and Pacific Pleasantry, by Calvera Tomczak
Soggy basin bellows smoke and steam over the pi...
Welcome to the Park, by Calvera Tomczak
Welcome to the park where I took my lover down ...
The Carpenter's Song, by Carmen Sylva
My lot grew lighter day by day;
The children ...
The Gnat, by Carmen Sylva
A long-legged gnat with airy wings, a dart
Sh...
In the Rushing Wind, by Carmen Sylva
The wind hath whirled the leaves from off the t...
Lethe, by Carmen Sylva
When dark thy childhood, tears and grief have ...
The Sentinel, by Carmen Sylva
Each flower is a sentinel of God,
And ev'ry t...
To the Memory of Queen Victoria, by Carmen Sylva
These ever wakeful eyes are closed. They saw
S...
Death the Consecrator, by Caroline Spencer
O Death, the Consecrator!
Nothing so sanctifi...
High and Low, by Caroline Spencer
A little nook, a barren nook,
Lowest and dar...
Homeward, by Caroline Spencer
It is the time when birds are calling,
Each t...
July, by Caroline Spencer
Now comes the sudden summer,
The beautiful fi...
The Mowing, by Caroline Spencer
But yesterday I passed this way,
And stopped ...
On the Dark Mountains, by Caroline Spencer
We cry "Our Father!" we that yearn
Upward to s...
Our Dead, by Caroline Spencer
Not where willow branches wave,
Lay them in n...
Patience, by Caroline Spencer
God's right-hand angel, bright and calm!
Chri...
The Singer's Place, by Caroline Spencer
You would pass it by among the rest,
Curious ...
The Snowbird, by Caroline Spencer
He sits in winter's sleet, and the snow is rou...
A Strange Singer, by Caroline Spencer
Joy's the shyest bird
Mortal ever heard;
Lis...
The Swift Messenger, by Caroline Spencer
O Ariel, tricksy and dainty,
You spirit of f...