Poems begining by L

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Love's Prayer

© John Hay

If Heaven would hear my prayer,
  My dearest wish would be,
Thy sorrows not to share
  But take them all on me;
If Heaven would hear my prayer.

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Like The Sweet Apple

© Sappho

Like the sweet apple that reddens

At end of the bough--

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Lines To ---.

© Frances Anne Kemble

When 'twas my hap to meet you, for awhile

  Our paths together lay—and each one brought

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Looking, Walking, Being

© Denise Levertov

"The World is not something to
look at, it is something to be in."
Mark Rudman

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Losing Track

© Denise Levertov

Long after you have swung back
away from me
I think you are still with me:

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L’allegro

© Coventry Kersey Dighton Patmore

Felicity!

  Who ope'st to none that knocks, yet, laughing weak,

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Living

© Denise Levertov

The fire in leaf and grass
so green it seems
each summer the last summer.

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Les Esclaves D’Amour

© André Marie de Chénier

'Les esclaves d'amour ont tant versé de pleurs!

  S'il a quelques plaisirs, il a tant de douleurs!

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Lament

© Zbigniew Herbert

And now she has over her head brown clouds of roots
a slim lily of salt on the temples beads of sand
while she sails on the bottle of a boat through foaming nebulas

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Letter To S.S. From Mametz Wood

© Robert Graves

I never dreamed we’d meet that day 

In our old haunts down Fricourt way, 

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Life's Lesson Book

© Wilcox Ella Wheeler

Life is a ponderous lesson-book, and Fate
The teacher. When I came to love's fair leaf
My teacher turned the page and bade me wait.
"Learn first," she said, "love's grief";
And o'er and o'er through many a long tomorrow
She kept me conning that sad page of sorrow.

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Limerick: There was an Old Man of Hong Kong

© Edward Lear

There was an Old Man of Hong Kong,
Who never did anything wrong.
He lay on his back,
With his head in a sack,
That innocuous Old Man of Hong Kong.

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Le Christ Aux Oliviers

© Gerard de Nerval

Dieu est mort! le ciel est vide...
Pleurez! enfants, vous n'avez plus de père!
Jean Paul

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La Liberte

© André Marie de Chénier

  Tu te plais mieux sans doute au bois, à la prairie;
  Tu le peux. Assieds-toi parmi l'herbe fleurie:
  Moi, sous un antre aride, en cet affreux séjour,
  Je me plais sur le roc à voir passer le jour. 

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Les «non» et les «zéro»

© Dimitris P. Kraniotis

La nuit
qui a suicidé
les moments infinis
que je voudrais vivre,

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La fin

© Dimitris P. Kraniotis

Le goût des fruits
ne part pas
de ma bouche,
mais la tristesse des mots

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Les idéaux

© Dimitris P. Kraniotis

Des montagnes enneigées,
des monuments anciens,
le nord qui nous signe,
la pensée qui coule,

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Ligne imaginaire

© Dimitris P. Kraniotis

Fumées
des cigarettes
et tasses
pleines de café,

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Limits

© Dimitris P. Kraniotis

Fragments of glasses
in the empty room
of the inarticulate whispers,
bleed

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Lines In A Copy Of Virgil

© John Jay Chapman

CRUMBLING on Tiber's edge

Lie columns sunk in sedge.