Dialogue
76 poems
Two voices answering each other: poems written as dialogues, between lovers, between body and soul. On Loëly.
A Confession
Emily Jane Pfeiffer
An Explanation
James Weldon Johnson
Beg-Innish
John Millington Synge
Bird of Paradise
William Henry Davies
The Collected Poems of William H. Davies
Book I - Forbear! the progeny of Jove replies
Homère
L'iliade
Book I - O tyrant, armed with insolence and pride
Homère
L'iliade
Book I - Who rolls the thunder o'er the vaulted skies
Homère
L'iliade
Book II - Fly hence, deluding Dream
Homère
L'iliade
Book II - With this Telemachus dashed his staff to the ground
Homère
L'Odyssée
Book III - Ajax the great, the beauteous queen replied
Homère
L'iliade
Book III - Approach, my child, and grace thy father's side
Homère
L'iliade
Book IV - All that you have been saying, my dear wife, is true
Homère
L'Odyssée
Book IV - Your discretion, my friend, is beyond your years
Homère
L'Odyssée
Book IX - But the Cyclops, groaning and in an agony of pain
Homère
L'Odyssée
Book V - On this he took his leave, and Calypso went out to look for Ulysses
Homère
L'Odyssée
Book VI - Then thus reply'd the Prophetess Divine
Publius Virgile
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Book XI - On this the ghost of Teiresias went back to the house of Hades
Homère
L'Odyssée
Book XI - The ghost of Achilles came up to us
Homère
L'Odyssée
Book XI - The ghosts of other dead men stood near me
Homère
L'Odyssée
Book XI - Then came also the ghost of Theban Teiresias
Homère
L'Odyssée
Book XI - We got into the deep waters of the river Oceanus
Homère
L'Odyssée
Book XI - When Proserpine had dismissed the female ghosts
Homère
L'Odyssée
Book XIV - Ulysses now left the haven, and took the rough track
Homère
L'Odyssée
Book XIX - Bring a seat with a fleece upon it, for the stranger
Homère
L'Odyssée
Book XIX - Listen, then, to a dream that I have had
Homère
L'Odyssée
Book XIX - Madam, I have foresworn rugs and blankets
Homère
L'Odyssée
Book XVI - Lie there, Patroclus
Homère
L'iliade
Book XVII - Immediately afterwards Ulysses came inside
Homère
L'Odyssée
Book XVII - They reached the fountain from which the citizens drew their water
Homère
L'Odyssée
Book XVIII - A flood of tears, at this, the goddess shed
Homère
L'iliade
Book XX - When Hector viewed the unhappy Polydore
Homère
L'iliade
Book XXIV - The sacred sire of gods and mortal man
Homère
L'iliade
Book XXIV - Think of thy father's age, and pity mine
Homère
L'iliade
Book XXIV - Ulysses and the others soon reached the farm of Laertes
Homère
L'Odyssée
Book XXIV - Unpitying Powers, how oft each holy fane
Homère
L'iliade
Boy Johnny
Christina Rossetti
Continual Conversation With A Silent Man
Wallace Stevens
Death and Life
Sarojini Naidu
The Bird of Time
Expostulation and Reply
William Wordsworth
Fragment
Thomas Hardy
God
Khalil Gibran
Gwalia Deserta VIII
Idris Davies
Gwalia Deserta XV
Idris Davies
Hamlet, Act I
William Shakespeare
Have You News of my Boy Jack?
Rudyard Kipling
Infant Joy
William Blake
Songs of Innocence and of Experience
Mrs. Evans fach, you want butter again
Idris Davies
Night and the Madman
Khalil Gibran
Of Crime and Punishment
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Beauty
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Buying and Selling
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Freedom
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Prayer
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Talking
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Time
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
Poem 18
Idris Davies
Said a Blade of Grass
Khalil Gibran
Satires of Circumstance in Fifteen Glimpses VIII: In the Study
Thomas Hardy
Spinning Song
Sarojini Naidu
The Bird of Time
The Echo Elf Answers
Thomas Hardy