Pompeii, by Guy Wetmore Carryl
POMPEII, 1900. The giant slept, and pigmies ...
POMPEII, 1900. The giant slept, and pigmies ...
NOISELESSLY through the silent mansion treading...
The north! The north! From out the north
What ...
"Now there stood by the cross of Jesus his moth...
Through mellow beams of the sun's declining ray...
Imposing a silence on the waves of the sea,
I...
Thou bright "e'e of daie" that is opening to th...
The west is barred with hurrying clouds,
With...
Many a bud enfolds a hue that never sees the su...
It rolls in grandeur lone--
The stream of Time...
O GODDESS, when the sands at last are run,
L...
How mild and fair the day, dear love! And in t...
What pleasant dreams, what memories, rise,
...
The sun-bronzed Arabs, living at the base
Of ...
Maiden, whom I so briefly knew
That unto me t...
When the wrongs of peace grow mighty,
They be...
In memory of Ulysses S. Grant When all the sky...
Moons on moons ago,
In the sleep, or night, ...
In spring when branches of woodbine
Hung leafl...
August 24, A.D. 79. Widespread the centuries,...
The classic conceit as to the origin of the Hya...
Written in response to an offer by P. T. Barnam...
Now from their crysalis trance our bulb-loves p...
I THE WILD BEES All along the Brazos river,
...
With what a glory comes and goes the year!
The...