A Night Meditation, by S. Moore
"In the night His Song shall be with me." --P...
Animal Poems
Patience, by S. Moore
When trials come, for come they will,
Be pat...
Quebec Scenery, by S. Moore
The scenery around Quebec
Is beautifully fair,...
Recollections of Ireland, by S. Moore
The mists obscured the mountain peaks,
And hi...
Samson and Delilah, by S. Moore
What is Samson's boasted strength
Before Delil...
The Snow Storm on the Night of the 10th March, 1869, by S. Moore
Out in the cold, wild, drifting snow,
Blind...
Spring--A Revery, by S. Moore
When dreary winter takes his welcome flight,
...
Summer, by S. Moore
When Sol pours down his floods of light,
So h...
This Canada of Ours, by S. Moore
Ye valiant sons of health and toil
And men of ...
War!, by S. Moore
O! What a devastating curse is war!
What miser...
The Week of Prayer, by S. Moore
Let supplicating prayer to heaven ascend,
Pra...
The Whale, by S. Moore
Today I saw the captured whale,
And viewed it...
What is Life?, by S. Moore
I asked a hoary headed man,
Whose face was ha...
The Last Words of Nushirvan, by Saadi
From the Bustan I have heard that at the momen...
The Pearl and the Ocean, by Saadi
From the Bustan A drop of rain trickled from a...
Where Do I Stand?, by Sapna Singh
Inside the creamy texture of your life
I lie d...
The Nightingale, by Sara Coleridge
In April comes the Nightingale,
That sings wh...
Providence, by Sara Coleridge
Entwined amid fresh springing grass
Doth odoro...
Signs of Rain, by Sara Coleridge
THE Thrush has been silent for many a long day,...
The Mississippi River, by Sarah Josepha Hale
Shadowed beneath those awful piles of stone,
...
Spring, by Sarah Josepha Hale
The pleasant Spring has come again,
The prett...
Summer Morning, by Sarah Josepha Hale
How beautiful the morning,
When summer days a...
Henry Hudson, by Sarah Knowles Bolton
Summer of 1611. At daybreak, on the frozen Hu...
James Russell Lowell, by Sarah Knowles Bolton
The great trees murmur at the midnight hour,
...
The Lady Kukachin, by Sarah Knowles Bolton
Year 1291. Sad and lonely was Arghun Khan
For...