Poems by Alan Seeger
Sonnet V
... And through the streets, like veins when they abound, ...
Sonnet VI
... Caught in a perfume from the crowds that pass, ...
Sonnet VII
... Unworshipped, if glad eyes have access there, -- ...
Sonnet VIII
... Still breathed, returned, of that sweet, joyful place ...
Sonnet X
... That force that moving through sweet Beauty's means ...
Sonnet XI
... Hence have come ardent thoughts and waking dreams ...
Sonnet XII
... With arms that supplicate and trembling sighs ...
Sonnet XIII
... Burdened with love, I trembled and was still, ...
Sonnet XIV
... Shines with a beam less steadfast and less clear ...
Sonnet XV
... Standing with arms out-stretched and flower-like face ...
Sonnet XVI: Who shall Invoke her
... amid,That, waked so lightly, shall lift up their eyes,Cushion his knees, and nod between his thighs ...
Tezcotzinco
... Who knows? Here where his ancient kings held sway ...
The Aisne
... Where fell the long-planned blow and fell in vain -- ...
The Bayadere
... Flaked, drifting clouds hide not the full moon's rays ...
The Deserted Garden
... sunshine and green Earth and tender arms could yield---A nympholept, through pleasant days and drear ...
