Canadian Thames, by James McIntyre
Westward it winds past each town,
Growing bro...
Cattle Poems
Province of Ontario, by James McIntyre
In the land of woods and lakes,
Pure happines...
The Ruffian, by Jean Moréas
IN the splendid casket of its scarlet lining
H...
The Indigo-Bird, by John Burroughs
Oh, late to come but long to sing,
My little...
Midsummer in the Catskills, by John Burroughs
The strident hum of sickle-bar,
Like giant in...
Maud Muller, by John Greenleaf Whittier
MAUD MULLER, on a summer's day,
Raked the m...
The Soul's Need, by Jules Romains
I WISH for nothing more
Than my emotion of now...
Substance Is Eternal, by Lucretius
This terror, then, this darkness of the mind,...
A Summer Afternoon, by Mary Dow Brine
A daisied meadow lying fair under a summer sky;...
Eunica; or, The Herdsman, by Moschus
When lately I offer'd Eunica to kiss,
She fle...
Hair, by Remy de Gourmont
THERE is great mystery, Simone,
In the fores...
The Ballad of East and West, by Rudyard Kipling
Oh, East is East, and West is West, and neve...
A Night Meditation, by S. Moore
"In the night His Song shall be with me." --P...
The Maiden at the Fountain, by Stuart Merrill
LOVE'S daughters bend above the silent source, ...
Easy Friends, by Theognis of Megara
Never engage with a poltroon or craven--
Avoid...
Anthem For Doomed Youth, by Wilfred Owen
What passing-bells for these who die as cattle?...
Will V-Day Be Me-Day Too?, by Langston Hughes
Over There, World War II...