When the three cowled monks, from black as coal, Waxed hot as furnace-cinders. XII They caught he...
2011-11-23
When I was in the dock she show'd her nerve: I saw beneath her shawl my old tea-can Trembling . . ...
- That stopt me: we'll now march together. I couldn't read further before. That "brave French" I c...
Sunspread, and shaded with a branching screen, To lie in peace half-murmuring words of thanks! To ...
was seen; The ghost of Tom drawn slow o'er the orchard's shadowy green. Could this be the martial ...
A blot among the branches bare: There is a cry of outcasts in the air. Swift little breezes, darti...
He felt the wild beast in him betweenwhiles So masterfully rude, that he would grieve To see the h...
Birds in a May-bush we were! right merry! All night we kiss'd, we juggled all day. Joy was the hea...
If for those times I must ask charity, Have I not any charity to give? XXI We three are on the ce...
I Now, this, to my notion, is pleasant cheer, To lie all alone on a ragged heath, Where your nose...
I shall die, shall die like them, Frail and lone; Come to me, my lover, come! Let thy bosom be my...
2011-11-22
And the Nymph so deep distrest. Never flashed thro' sylvan valley Visions so divinely fair! He wi...
To right, and now to left, but evermore Subdued with influence, and controlled with dread Of that ...
Voicelessly the forest Virgin Vanished! but one look she gave - Keen as Niobean arrow Thro' the m...
The longest in life and the fairest in hue, When day and night, in bridal light, Mingle their bein...