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In Memoriam

© Joseph Furphy

A gentle loving thoughtful boy,

But happy gay and bright:

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The Botanist's Vision

© Sydney Thompson Dobell

The sun that in Breadalbane's lake doth fall

Was melting to the sea down golden Tay,

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Uriel: (In Memory of William Vaughn Moody)

© Percy MacKaye

I

URIEL, you that in the ageless sun

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The Gray Magician

© Margaret Widdemer

I was living very merrily on Middle Earth

As merry as a maid may be

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The Duty Of A Brother

© Charles Lamb

Why on your sister do you look,
 Octavius, with an eye of scorn,
As scarce her presence you could brook?-
 Under one roof you both were born.

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Valediction to his Book

© John Donne

I'LL tell thee now (dear love) what thou shalt do

 To anger destiny, as she doth us ;

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A Royal Home-Coming

© Alfred Austin

Welcome, right welcome home, to these blest Isles,
Where, unforgotten, loved Victoria sleeps,
But now with happy pride your Father smiles,
Your Mother weeps.

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Come Si Quando

© Robert Seymour Bridges

How thickly the far fields of heaven are strewn with stars !

Tho* the open eye of day shendeth them with its glare

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The Town Between

© Isabel Ecclestone Mackay

A WALL impregnable surrounds
  The Town wherein I dwell;
No man may scale it and it has
  Two gates that guard it well.

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Jane

© Robert Graves

As Jane walked out below the hill,
She saw an old man standing still,
His eyes in tranced sorrow bound
On the broad stretch of barren ground.

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Idyll VII. Harvest-Home

© Theocritus

  He spake and paused; and thereupon spake I.
  "I too, friend Lycid, as I ranged the fells,
  Have learned much lore and pleasant from the Nymphs,
  Whose fame mayhap hath reached the throne of Zeus.
  But this wherewith I'll grace thee ranks the first:
  Thou listen, since the Muses like thee well.

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Andante Con Moto

© William Ernest Henley

Forth from the dust and din,

The crush, the heat, the many-spotted glare,

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Thinking Of My Brothers On A Moonlit Night

© Du Fu

Drums on the watch-tower have emptied the roads -
At the frontier it's autumn; a wild-goose cries.
This is a night in which dew becomes frost;
The moon is bright like it used to be at home.

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Fashion

© Ada Cambridge

See those resplendent creatures, as they glide

O'er scarlet carpet, between footmen tall,

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Autumnal

© Ernest Christopher Dowson

Pale amber sunlight falls across
  The reddening October trees,
  That hardly sway before a breeze
  As soft as summer: summer's loss
  Seems little, dear! on days like these.

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Little Susan

© Julia A Moore

Air - "The Pride of Caldair"


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When Old Jack Died

© James Whitcomb Riley

I.

  When old Jack died, we staid from school (they said,

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Andrew Rykman’s Prayer

© John Greenleaf Whittier

Andrew Rykman's dead and gone;
You can see his leaning slate
In the graveyard, and thereon
Read his name and date.

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To The Queen Of England

© Edith Nesbit

COME forth! the world's aflame with flags and flowers,

  The shout of bells fills full the shattered air,

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A Child Of Mine

© Edgar Albert Guest



I will lend you, for a little time,