Immortal Lyrics: An Anthology of English Lyric Poetry from Sir Walter Ralegh to A.E. HousmanHudson Strode |
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... flowers of the spring Meet to perfume our burying ; These have but their growing prime , And man doth flourish but his time : Survey our progress from our birth ; We are set , we grow , we turn to earth . Courts adieu , and all delights ...
... flowers of the spring Meet to perfume our burying ; These have but their growing prime , And man doth flourish but his time : Survey our progress from our birth ; We are set , we grow , we turn to earth . Courts adieu , and all delights ...
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... flowers , that I could gallant it like you And be as little vain ! You come abroad and make a harmless shew , And to ... flowers then teach me that my breath , Like yours , may sweeten and perfume my death . VIRTUE Sweet day , so cool ...
... flowers , that I could gallant it like you And be as little vain ! You come abroad and make a harmless shew , And to ... flowers then teach me that my breath , Like yours , may sweeten and perfume my death . VIRTUE Sweet day , so cool ...
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... flowers Are lying in field and lane , With dandelions to tell the hours That never are told again . Oh may I squire ... flowers to - day may flower to - morrow , But never as good as new . -Suppose I wound my arm right round- " ' Tis ...
... flowers Are lying in field and lane , With dandelions to tell the hours That never are told again . Oh may I squire ... flowers to - day may flower to - morrow , But never as good as new . -Suppose I wound my arm right round- " ' Tis ...
Contents
ANONYMOUS | 7 |
Poor soul the centre of my sinful earth | 10 |
As life what is so sweet | 31 |
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Immortal Lyrics: An Anthology of English Lyric Poetry from Sir Walter Ralegh ... Hudson Strode No preview available - 1938 |
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A. E. Housman beauty birds Blake bough breath bright Burns Camelot Carolinians cloud country loves Cuckoo Cynara darling buds dear death delight Donne dost doth earth Elizabethan eternal eyes fair fear fire flowers golden green grief hair happy hath hear heart heaven hour John Anderson John Donne kings kiss Lady of Shalott leaves light live look love a shepherd love is dead love's lovers loves such sweet Lycidas lyric lyric poetry moon morning move Nature Art ne'er never night o'er pale poems poetry poets rain river rose round shepherd swain shine sigh silent sing sleep smile song soul spring star summer sweet Afton sweet desires gain tears tell thee thine thing thou art thought thro tree true verse wanton weep wild William Blake willow-tree wind wind's twelve quarters wings