Poems by Lucy Maud Montgomery
The Seeker
... But never I found aught of happiness there! Then I took my way back to a valley of old ...
The Three Songs
... "He has sung a song that will never die !" And once more he sang, all low and apart, ...
The Truce of Night
... 'Tis the truce o' night, away with unrest and care! Now we may forget ...
The Voyagers
... Till the harp of the waves in its rhythmic beat keeps time to our pulses' swing, ...
The Watchman
... Not quite so wise if he were half a god! I know that strange things happened when he died ...
The Wind
... Of passing sweet that wooed your stay ...
The Wood Pool
... And wood-flowers blow, like pale, sweet spirit-bloom, ...
To My Enemy
... To crown thee, O, mine enemy! Thanks, endless thanks, to thee I owe ...
To One Hated
... Had it been when I came to the valley where the paths parted asunder, ...
Twilight
... The fair, wild Night, with pity touched at length, ...
Two Loves
... With gladness brimméd up!" And one said, "I would pray to go with thee ...
When the Dark Comes Down
... For toil has folded hands to dream, and care has ceased to frown, ...
When the Fishing Boats Go Out
... afts of sunrise athwart the merry sea! Behind us, fair, light-smitten hills in dappled splendor lie, ...
While the Fates Sleep
... The fields will yield their trove of spice and musk, ...
With Tears They Buried You Today
... A little thing. Ay, we shall laugh at those who deem ...
