Paradox
89 poems
Dying of thirst beside the fountain: paradox, the art of making us think through contradiction. Poems on Loëly.
In Power's Studio, Florence
James Henry
Poematia
A Bride
Dollie Radford
A Character
William Wordsworth
A Divine Mistress
Thomas Carew
A Drunken Man's Praise of Sobriety
William B. Yeats
New Poems
A Song of Opposites
John Keats
According to the Mighty Working
Thomas Hardy
All's Well
John Greenleaf Whittier
America
Claude McKay
An enigma
Edgar Allan Poe
And you love me
Stephen Crane
As In The Midst Of Battle There Is Room
George Santayana
Brahma
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Crucified
Khalil Gibran
Defeat
Khalil Gibran
Delight in Disorder
Robert Herrick
Dust
William Soutar
Epitaph
Lascelles Abercrombie
Faces
Khalil Gibran
Forgetfulness
Hart Crane
Freedom
Helen Hunt Jackson
He Who Weeps For Beauty Gone
William Soutar
He Wonders Whether To Praise Or To Blame Her
Rupert Brooke
I Am the Woman
William Vaughn Moody
I never lost as much but twice
Emily Dickinson
Indeed indeed, I cannot tell
Henry David Thoreau
Invitation
Marion Angus
Janus
George William Russel
Love - I
George Herbert
Love, show thine eyes, thy stature infinite
Emily Jane Pfeiffer
Mediocrity in Love Rejected
Thomas Carew
Memento Mori
Christina Rossetti
Metaphors of a Magnifico
Wallace Stevens
Mould and Vase (Greek pottery of Arezzo)
Edith Wharton
My Friend
Khalil Gibran
My Life had stood - a Loaded Gun
Emily Dickinson
My life has been the poem
Henry David Thoreau
Negative love.
John Donne
Night and the Madman
Khalil Gibran
On a beautiful youth stuck blind by lightning
Oliver Goldsmith
On Beauty
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Death
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Freedom
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Giving
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Good and Evil
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Joy and Sorrow
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Laws
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Love
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Marriage
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
On Pleasure
Khalil Gibran
The Prophet
on the bus to work
Unknown
On the desert
Stephen Crane
On the Medusa of Leonardo da Vinci in the Florentine Gallery
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Opal
Amy Lowell
Song
William Soutar
Song - I that am one of all most crossed
Mary Wroth
Sonnet 10 - Like to the Indians, scorched with the sun
Mary Wroth
Sonnet 14 - Am I thus conquered?
Mary Wroth
Sonnet 22
William Shakespeare
Sonnets
Sonnet 42
William Shakespeare
Sonnets