Pan, Echo, and the Satyr, by Moschus
Pan loved his neighbour Echo--but that child
O...
Pan loved his neighbour Echo--but that child
O...
Twilight is gone, and Evening now
Her sable m...
From Multiplying the Moon (Enitharmon Press 200...
There is a flower of climate rare,
That never...
This life a theatre we well may call,
Where e...
THIS maiden she is dead, is dead before her we...
Who hangs a garland on the rose?
How idle then...
On the Moorish coast, chain-tethered,
Thus a...
In this dream. You are a painting by T...
BURNING gold, and light;
by the same token: ...
ADDRESSED TO A FRIEND RESIDING IN THAT CITY O ...
Spirit of Beauty, that was sought of old,
An...
SINGING IN WINTER Oh light of heart and wing, ...
Man to his labour, till the shadows come
And ...
WHEN chapman billies leave the street,
And dr...
O Sleep! Would that thou'dst seek my lonesome b...
Fiery fetters fiercely bound me,
Globes of go...
'Tis something to have turned the tide
That eb...
Flutter thy new wings lightly,
Poor, fearful...
"Rest! Rest! Shall I not have all Eternity to r...
Oh, Love divine, ineffable!
Help the weak he...
True heart and wise, that with Love's key
Did...
The verdant foliage of the trees
Will soon be ...
I am a Christian, and I love the name,
Nor w...
When trials come, for come they will,
Be pat...