英语诗歌大全

  • Reverie Those hearts of ours —— how strange! how strange! How they yearn to ramble and love to range Down through the vales of the years l...

  • The Pilgrim (A Christmas Legend for Children) The shades of night were brooding O'er the sea, the earth, the sky; The passing winds were wailing I...

  • The Seen and The Unseen Nature is but the outward vestibule Which God has placed before an unseen shrine, The Visible is but a fair, bright vale That ...

  • Lines ["The world is sweet, and fair, and bright,"] The world is sweet, and fair, and bright, And joy aboundeth everywhere, The glorious sta...

  • Thoughts By sound of name, and touch of hand, Thro' ears that hear, and eyes that see, We know each other in this land, How little must that knowl...

  • Poets Poets are strange —— not always understood By many is their gift, Which is for evil or for mighty good —— To lower or to...

  • God in the Night Deep in the dark I hear the feet of God He walks the world; He puts His holy hand On every sleeper —— only puts His hand ...

  • Now Sometimes a single hour Rings thro' a long life-time, As from a temple tower There often falls a chime From blessed bells, that seems To fold ...

  • Singing-Bird In the valley of my life Sings a "Singing-Bird", And its voice thro' calm and strife Is sweetly heard. In the day and thro&...

  • Death of the Flower I love my mother, the wildwood, I sleep upon her breast; A day or two of childhood, And then I sink to rest. I had once a lovely s...