The Phoenix Bird Tower, by Li Bai
The Phoenix Bird Tower was situated to the nort...
Bird Poems
The Steep Road to Shuh, by Li Bai
Alas! How precipitous! Alas! How high!
The roa...
Batik, by Mark Turbyfill
Important pale asters
And leering lilies paint...
Rain-Night, by Mark Turbyfill
The dogged rain
Of unawakened growths
Is hurl...
Morning Joy, by Claude McKay
At night the wide and level stretch of wold,
...
Behind the Blameless Trees, by Rainer Maria Rilke
Behind the blameless trees
old fate slowly bui...
Georgic I, by Virgil
Whence joyful harvests spring, what heav'nly s...
Georgic II, by Virgil
Thus far the tilth of fields and stars of heave...
Georgic IV, by Virgil
Of air-born honey, gift of heaven, I now
Tak...
Marozia, by A. Ferdinand Herold
UPON the terrace where the shadow falls,
Enga...
To a Cat Which Had Killed a Favorite Bird, by Agathias
O CAT in semblance, but in heart akin
To cani...
Ebb and Flow, by Albert Laighton
I wandered alone beside the stream;
The tide ...
In the Woods, by Albert Laighton
I walked alone in depths of Autumn woods;
The...
My Native River, by Albert Laighton
Like an azure vein from the heart of the main, ...
Oak and Vine, by Albert Laighton
Far out upon the lonely wold
There stands an o...
The Sunbeam, by Albert Laighton
A sunbeam through an open door
Streamed down t...
Tennessee, by Albert Pike
WRITTEN FOR MRS. W. BARROW. The sunset flings ...
The Extreme Orient, by Albert Samain
AN evening music in the reed was heard.
I went...
Desire, by Alcman
Maidens with voices like honey for sweetness, ...
The Mountain Summits Sleep, by Alcman
The mountain summits sleep, glens, cliffs, a...
A Song of Fleeting Love, by Alice Williams Brotherton
Love has wings as light as a bird,
Guileless ...
Unawares, by Alice Williams Brotherton
A song welled up in the singer's heart,
(Like...
Atlantis, by Amanda Theodocia Jones
PRELUDE I If earth's lost youth thou ha...
The Soldier's Bride, by Amanda Theodocia Jones
At last the dread cloud that hung over the gorg...
Tell Me, Why, My Sweetest Dove, by Anacreon
Tell me, why, my sweetest dove,
Thus your h...