The Bear Hunt, by Abraham Lincoln
A wild-bear chase, didst never see?
Then hast...
A wild-bear chase, didst never see?
Then hast...
A white haze glimmered on the hills,
The vale...
Come, wet thy chest with wine: the dog-star no...
THIRTEENTH CENTURY What doth make my lord so p...
Sweet daughter of a rough and stormy fire,
Ho...
The Dog beneath the Cherry-tree
Has ways that ...
The Cormorant builds on a ledge by the sea;
T...
From "The Mahabharata" The end drew nigh. Fors...
If men in this world were as honest and true:
...
The basket swift-descending from the skies,
T...
THIS winter night is odorous of spring.
Dreami...
In Texas, where the Wichita
Enrodes a gash, ...
My beautiful lilies down under the snow,
Hast...
I I look upon the world, beloved,
Thy world...
WINTER. The sun is waning wan and old;
The d...
On this spring morning
everything seemed quite...
Doubt no more that Oberon--
Never doub that Pa...
I The first rose on my rose-tree
Budded, blo...
The farm--a bit of heaven--
Where nature stopp...
From the Shahnameh There was a paladin, a Tur...
The old house by the lindens
Stood silent in t...
Listen, my children, and you shall hear
Of ...
Traffic was stirring;
Slow hum was red carria...
Well do I love those various harmonies
That ri...
Amid the wildernesses vast
That gird the Missi...