Poems begining by D

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Death's Subtle Ways

© James Shirley

Victorious men of earth, no more
Proclaim how wide your empires are;
Though you bind in every shore
And your triumphs reach as far

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Death Of Gormlaith

© Dora Sigerson Shorter

Queen, your smiling lips were dumb
With that last dear name you cried,
Yet some had it, ere you died,
Niall of Ulster whispered, "Come."

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Dotage

© George Herbert

False glozing pleasures, casks of happinesse,
Foolish night-fires, women's and children's wishes,
Chases in arras, guilded emptinesse,
Shadows well mounted, dreams in a career,
Embroider'd lyes, nothing between two dishes;
  These are the pleasures here.

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Delirium

© Georg Trakl

The black snow runs down from the rooftops;

A red finger dips into your brow;

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Don't Forget!

© William Schwenck Gilbert

O, my darling, O, my pet,
Whatever else you may forget,
In yonder isle beyond the sea,
O, don't forget you've married me!

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Dost Thou Remember Ever

© Mathilde Blind

Dost thou remember ever, for my sake,
When we two rowed upon the rock-bound lake?
How the wind-fretted waters blew their spray
About our brows like blossom-falls of May
 One memorable day?

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Doctrine

© Heinrich Heine

Beat on the drum and blow the fife,
And kiss the vivandiere, my boy.
Fear nothing—that's the whole of life;
Its deepest truth, its soundest joy.

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Demeter

© Madison Julius Cawein

Demeter sad! the wells of sorrow lay

  Eternal gushing in thy lonely path.

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Dulnesse

© George Herbert

Why do I languish thus, drooping and dulle,
  As if I were all earth?
Oh give me quicknesse, that I may with mirth
  Praise thee brim-full!

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Dreamin' Town

© Paul Laurence Dunbar

COME away to dreamin' town,

Mandy Lou, Mandy Lou,

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Der Donner

© Gotthold Ephraim Lessing

Es donnert!--Freunde, lasst uns trinken!

Der Frevler und der Heuchler Heer

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Der Bescheidene Wunsch

© Gotthold Ephraim Lessing

Der Pfennig, den man andachtsvoll

Dem Priester beichtend geben soll,

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De Nuit, La Nymphe Errante

© André Marie de Chénier

De nuit, la nymphe errante à travers le bois sombre
  Aperçoit le satyre; et, le fuyant dans l'ombre,
  De loin, d'un cri perfide, elle va l'appelant.
  Le pied-de-chèvre accourt, sur sa trace volant,
  Et dans une eau stagnante, à ses pas opposée, 
  Tombe, et sa plainte amère excite leur risée.

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Dead- A Prisoner

© Katharine Tynan

He died the loneliest death of all,
  Amid his foes he died.
But Someone's leaped the outer wall
  And Someone's come inside,
And he has gotten a golden key
To set the lonesome prisoner free.

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Die Luegenhafte Phyllis

© Gotthold Ephraim Lessing

Mein Damon spricht:
Kind, luege nicht!
Sonst werd ich strafen muessen,
Und dich zur Strafe kuessen.
Er droht mir, sieht verdruesslich aus,
Und strafet mich schon im voraus.

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Dedication

© Algernon Charles Swinburne

THE SEA gives her shells to the shingle,

  The earth gives her streams to the sea;

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Dornenlieder

© Charles Godfrey Leland

I.
FOR efery Rose dot ploome in spring,
Dey say an maid is porn;
For efery pain dot Rose vill make

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Domestic Peace

© Samuel Taylor Coleridge

Tell me, on what holy ground
May domestic peace be found?
Halcyon daughter of the skies,
Far on fearful wing she flies,

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Don Juan

© Charles Cros

Au bord d’un étang bleu où l’eau se ride
Sous le vent discret d’une nuit d’été,
Parmi les jasmins, foulant l’herbe humide
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