The Freshet
... WtfZ j/vcsfjct I hear the little freshet's song, As merrily it flows along The country lanes at spring; I know 'tis made by melting snows, The passing of my winter woes, And singing to the sea it goes ...
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BALLADE OF A BEST-SELLER
... Leave my lord Viscount Tarlyon, And Shelmerdene, that limelight lady, Whose vices you descant upon, Whose lives and loves are more than shady. Write of some hard-boiled, Weste ...
An Indian's Grave: In France
... En Fntuan's tS r a b t (Hit jfrance) The Way there is but one for East and West, Our choosing or forsaking That lies through good to ill, through toil to rest, Through rest to waking. He came in lovin ...
A Lover's Complant
... JLolm-'s (Eomplantt (For Music) By SIR GEORGE DOUGLAS, Bart. Not three days since, the world was fair As opening Paradise I The sun shone clear, no cloud was there To mar the radiant skies! Then came ...
The Flight
... On the morning of November 13, two young airmen met their deaths in attempting to win a prize for flying to Australia. At dawn of day, flushed with the fires of youth, In hottest haste, a-tiptoe for a ...
AUTUMN
... Heiress to summer comes autumn, the bountiful one, Arms heavy laden with riches of orchard and field, Holding the sweet of the breeze and the kiss of the sun These she pours out at our feet in ...
The China Mikado TO THE Dresden Shepherdess
... ftfje JifUfcatro TO THE Urrsfom My ieve I hardly dare confess, And yet to speak I am full fain, Dear little Dresden shepherdess I tremble at thy haughtiness, My heart is filled with bitter pain, My lo ...
Disarmed
... |y Disatmrti IU When Night comes down, unnumbered ghosts Stalk through the gloom of sea and plain J To where Hell gapes, and warring hosts Bring death and horror in their train. The patient trees, all ...
Gott Mit Uns!
... ott IHtt Gott mit uns is their motto engraven On scutcheon and helmet and suvord Do the Germans believe in their madness They mobilised even the Lord? Gott mit uns as they tear up the treaties They sw ...
His Sacrifice: On seeing a young nerve-wrecked soldier
... Sacrifice (On seeing a young nerve-wrecked soldier) Condemned, ere boyhood's bloom had fled The rounded cheek, to know through life The quiv'ring nerves, the aching head, The heart that failed in the ...
To people Who Gardens
... 2To people IDabp CtaTiens For day' s work and week's work As go up and down, There are many gardens All about the tozvn. One that's gay with daffodils, One where, children play, One is white .with che ...
The Sentinel of the Sea
... JHir £rnttnrl of tfjc i In spacious fields of air above the sea, j II here' nealh his feet the drifting clouds were blow 1 j I The sentinel of England, bold and free, j Floated alone. j I Far off in t ...