Category: Poetry
The word "beloved" appears in this book several times, in various upper and lower case combinations. Whatever the combination, in some cases, the second E in "beloved" is e-accent (é) and sometimes it is e-grave (è). Since I had no way of telling if this was what the author in...
Why should I ask perfection of thee, sweet, That have so little of mine own to bring? That thou art beautiful from head to feet-- Is that, beloved, such a little thing, That I s...
1. Part 1The word "beloved" appears in this book several times, in various upper and lower case combinations. Whatever the combination, in some cases, the second E in "beloved" is e-acce...
3. Part 3The earth in golden slumber dreaming lies, Idly abloom, and nothing sings or moves, Nor bird, nor bee; and even the butterflies, Languid with noon, forget their painted loves, N...
4. Part 4And as some stern-eyed broker smiles disdain, Valuing at nought Her bosom's locket, with its little chain, Love's all that Love hath brought; So must I weigh and measure Thy fad...
5. Part 5Changed are the times--no stranger sign, If you but think the matter over, Than she, the delicate, the divine, Whose lot seemed only love and lover, Should to Life's rough and m...