William Ellery Channing
Born in November 29, 1818 / Died in December 23, 1901 / United States / English
Poems by William Ellery Channing
Sea Song
... Like the track of the wind on the white snowflakes: ...
From: A Poet's Hope
... That from the soul's clear fountain swiftly pours, ...
Edith
... The night wind moans, the leafless trees are still ...
Tears in Spring (Lament for Thoreau)
... Cold,if above thee the grass is peeping ...
The Barren Moors
... No more upon these distant worlds ...
Flight of the Wild Geese
... And laugh to see the long black line so high! ...
Here let us live and spend away our lives
... With gentle prudence o'er the camp's wild mood, ...
Sleepy Hollow
... Nor these pale flowers nor this still field deride: ...
Hymn Of The Earth
... My voice through all your anthem rings ...
My Symphony
... and sages with open heart, to bear all cheerfully, ...
Memory
... That soft, sweet smile I know, 'tis thine, - ...
The Earth-Spirit
... To forms, whose ringing sides each stroke we give ...
And Here The Hermit Sat
... Yet raised, by the great love that broods o'er all ...
The Mountain (excerpts)
... As a mother's kiss, touching the bright spruce-foliage ...
The Hillside Cot
... Yet raised by the great love that broods o'er all ...
