How to Love a Monster, by Sylvia Parker
For Peter Lorre Only when I'm lost in your emb...
For Peter Lorre Only when I'm lost in your emb...
Nor exults he nor complains he; silent bears wh...
If His brush strokes are the green carpet of mo...
Bareheaded to winds of summer,
Through the su...
To-day I saw a butterfly,
The first-born of ...
Men cut down the trees here,
Years ago.
Now ...
The shadow of a flying bird
Dark on a dew-whit...
The swallows wheel about the sky,
Trying thei...
Never engage with a poltroon or craven--
Avoid...
Learn, Kurnus, learn to bear an easy mind;
...
You soar aloft, and over land and wave
Are bo...
For noble minds, the worst of miseries,
Wors...
Now that in mid career, checking his force,
...
The wan witch at the creepy midnight hour,
Wh...
She has griffins twain to guard her gate,
A m...
Oh! Wherefore come ye forth in triumph from the...
A Lay Made about the Year of the City CCCLX I ...
ANGEL of life! Thy glittering wings explore
Ea...
How delicious is the winning
Of a kiss at love...
A chieftain, to the Highlands bound,
Cries,...
Ask me no more where Jove bestows,
When June ...
Benedict Arnold at the Battle of Stillwater, 1...
A Reminiscence: 1893 She wore a new 'terra-cot...
Pack, clouds, away! And welcome, day!
With ...
They say, God wot!
She died upon the spot:
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