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Born in May 30, 1835 / Died in June 2, 1913 / United Kingdom / English

Poems by Alfred Austin

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"Here have I learnt the little that I know"

... When, dawning through the bluebell's heavenly haze, ...

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Love’s Unity

... Plumed for love's flight, or folded in love's nest ...

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The Door Of Humility

... Time,   That leads Spring, Summer, Autumn, round, ...

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A Dialogue At Fiesole

... Crowned with the blossoming trails that smile from April's bough ...

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"`Roses crimson, roses white"

... ' `Nay, let me sleep, or, best, be stone or steel ...

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I Chide Not At The Seasons

... My Love still ripeneth, though she grows not sere, ...

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Celestial Heights

... Brings night, 'gainst earth is backward driven ...

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Farewell To Spring

... Save autumn's deepening gloom and winter's changeless grief ...

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A Tusculan Question

...   The hills and woods were ringing ...

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The Golden Age

... No breath? Wake, Freedom, wake! In vain! She sleeps like Death ...

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Resignation

... And Life, you loved so, become Death your friend ...

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Let The Weary World Go Round

...  Like other sorrows, life will end for thee ...

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A Spring Carol

... Rapture no words can reach, yearning no thoughts can measure! ...

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Church—Door Should Still Stand Open

... Nimbused with gold, or flecked with locks of gray, ...

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Sisyphus

...  That is my one last hope, that He will free ...