Poems begining by D

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Double Ballade Of Primitive Man

© Andrew Lang

MAX, proudly your Aryans pose,
But their rigs they undoubtedly ran,
For, as every Darwinian knows,
'Twas the manner of Primitive Man!

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Death Is Here And Death Is There

© Percy Bysshe Shelley

I.
Death is here and death is there,
Death is busy everywhere,
All around, within, beneath,
Above is death—and we are death.

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Dear Birds, Tell This To Mothers

© Eli Siegel

Fly, birds, over all grieving mothers.
Tell them, if they know more,
They will grieve less.
Tell them that the children they grieve for

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Dizain

© Andrew Lang

As, to the pipe, with rhythmic feet

In windings of some old-world dance,

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Der Schlaf

© Gotthold Ephraim Lessing

Ich trinke bis um Mitternacht.

Wenn neben mir der Geizhals wacht,

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Daisy

© William Carlos Williams

One turns the thing over
in his hand and looks
at it from the rear: brownedged,
green and pointed scales
armor his yellow.

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Duck at Haldon Ponds

© Ken Smith

Green of her tail feathers,
space of her neck doubled in water
paddles off with my mind.

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Definition of Creative Art

© Boris Pasternak

With shirt wide open at the collar,
Maned as Beethoven's bust, it stands;
Our conscience, dreams, the night and love,
Are as chessmen covered by its hands.

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Despair

© Frances Anne Kemble

Whene'er those forms arise before my sight,

  E'en as from hideous visions of the night,

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Dinah in Heaven

© Rudyard Kipling

She did not know that she was dead,
 But, when the pang was o'er,
Sat down to wait her Master's tread
 Upon the Golden Floor,

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Die Antwort

© Gotthold Ephraim Lessing

Der Nachbarin Climene

Schrieb ich von Lieb und Glut.

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Departure

© Henry Van Dyke

Oh, why are you shining so bright, big Sun,

And why is the garden so gay?

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Deprecating A Gift

© Sydney Thompson Dobell

(Of Something Made By The Giver)


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Donegan's Daughter

© William Percy French

When Donegan came from the States,

Himself and his daughter were seen

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De Inconstantia Foeminei Amoris

© Richard Lovelace

Nulli se dicit mulier mea nubere velle,
  Quam mihi: non, si Jupiter ipse petat;
Dicit; sed mulier cupido quod dicit amanti,
  In vento et rapida scribere oportet aqua.

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Doctor Hilaire

© William Henry Drummond

A stranger might say if he see heem drink till he almos' fall,
  "Doctor lak dat for sick folk, he’s never no use at all,"
  But wait till you hear de story dey 're tellin' about heem yet,
  An' see if you don't hear somet'ing, mebbe you won't forget.

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Die Haushaltung

© Gotthold Ephraim Lessing

Zankst du schon wieder? sprach Hans Lau
Zu seiner lieben Ehefrau.
"Versoffner, unverschaemter Mann"----
Geduld, mein Kind, ich zieh mich an--
"Wo nun schon wieder hin?" Zu Weine.
Zank du alleine.

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Doubts

© Rupert Brooke

When she sleeps, her soul, I know,

Goes a wanderer on the air,

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Die Einwohner Des Mondes

© Gotthold Ephraim Lessing

Die Maegdchen die in sechzehn Jahren

Noch nicht das leckre Glueck erfahren,