Phantom Days, by Caroline Spencer
Sweetheart, when the year turns back,
And ov...
Sweetheart, when the year turns back,
And ov...
One night I passed the gardens of the King;
T...
I There are some things too wonderful to tell:...
If I were God, I'd mould hills rolling low,
...
Flowers are on the mantle; in the grate
A new ...
She rose in the night and fled;
Such a night ...
O JAMMES, your house is like your face. A bear...
For many years my life work ply,
And many mus...
IT is an inn there is
At the cross-roads of Ch...
Franceline rose in the dawning gray,
And her ...
Stretched out from both my hands
Lie the parch...
Arctic found of holiest light,
Springing thro...
I One loved her for her beauteous face,
Oh, ...
If I had known, dear heart, that thou wouldst...
Where's nature's breast with anguish riven,
U...
A wondrous blue of summer sky,
A dream of fai...
We are drifting in a dreamland, I and thou,
...
Hush! For a white rose is sleeping,
Sweet, w...
In the midst of the congregation,
Where the h...
Abbeydorney, Abbeydorney,
Long ago thy race ...
Brave was Bernard of Ventadorn
As any knight i...
Reluctantly the summer goes;
The crimson radi...
Tell me where goes
The wraith that was the ros...
In the lyric tide of April, in the month of da...
Out of the mist off Galway shore,
Out of the ...