poetry Flashcards
half broken
hearted to sever for years
pale grew thy
cheek and cold
and share in
its shame
a knell in
mine ear
in secret we met
in silence i grieve
and the waves
clasp one another
and the moonbeams
kiss the sea
the winds of
Heaven mix for ever
nothing in the
world is single;
all things by
a law divine
when glided
in porphyria
that moment she was
mine, mine, fair
perfectly pure
and good
as a shut bud
that holds a bee
blushed bright beneath
my burning kiss
the smiling little
rosy head
and yet God has
not said a word!
as wild vines
about a tree
o my
palm tree
set thy trunk
all bare
bands of
greenery which insphere thee
drop heavily down -
burst, shattered, everywhere!
i do not think of thee-
i am too near thee
starving
sod
the smile on your
mouth was the deadest thing
like an ominous
bird a wing
wrings with
wrong
your face, and the God curst sun
and a tree
fallen from an
ash and were grey
digging his garden
planting potatoes
heartful of
headlines
is your life more real
because you dig and sow?
our souls tap out messages
across the icy miles
word of that
other world
still,
its you
like the shut
of a winter’s day
more like a
little frightened fay
lying awake with
her wide brown stare