Time poems

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Alcyone

© Archibald Lampman

In the silent depth of space,

Immeasurably old, immeasurably far,

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Jewelled Offering

© Wilfrid Scawen Blunt

Jewelled offering bring I none,
Jade or pearl or precious stone,
Urn of crystal, bale of spice,
Unguent culled in Paradise,

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Birthday Wishes to a Physician

© Lizelia Augusta Jenkins Moorer

  Music ringing,
  On the air,
  Flowers springing
  Everywhere.

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Rime 208

© Gaspara Stampa

Love made me such that I live in fire
like a new salamander on earth
or like that other rare creature, the Phoenix,
who expires and rises at the same time

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A Prize Poem

© Henry Timrod

A fairy ring

Drawn in the crimson of a battle-plain -

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Middle Harbour

© John Le Gay Brereton

Lonely wonder, delight past hoping!
  Sky-line broken by stirring trees,
  Grey rocks hither and shoreward sloping,
  Silent bracken about my knees.

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Thoughts In A Wheat-Field

© Dinah Maria Mulock Craik

IN his wide fields walks the Master,
In his fair fields, ripe for harvest,
Where the evening sun shines slant-wise
On the rich ears heavy bending;

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The Three Warnings

© Hester Lynch Piozzi

The tree of deepest root is found

Least willing still to quit the ground;

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Hymn For The Two Hundredth Anniversary Of King’s Chapel

© Oliver Wendell Holmes

O'ERSHADOWED by the walls that climb,
Piled up in air by living hands,
A rock amid the waves of time,
Our gray old house of worship stands.

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Farmer Whipple--Bachelor

© James Whitcomb Riley

It's a mystery to see me--a man o' fifty-four,
Who's lived a cross old bachelor fer thirty year' and more--
A-lookin' glad and smilin'!  And they's none o' you can say
That you can guess the reason why I feel so good to-day!

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The Response To A Festal Ode

© Confucius

Heaven shields and sets thee fast.

  It round thee fair has cast

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To The Right Hon. Mr. Dodington

© Edward Young

  Balbutius, muffled in his sable cloak,
  Like an old Druid from his hollow oak,
  As ravens solemn, and as boding, cries,
  "Ten thousand worlds for the three unities!"
  Ye doctors sage, who through Parnassus teach,
  Or quit the tub, or practise what you preach.

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Song of the Jailer

© Jacques Prevert

Where are you going handsome jailer

With that key that's touched with blood

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Mozart’s Grave

© Alfred Austin

Where lies Mozart? Tradition shows
A likely spot: so much, no more:
No words of his own time disclose
When crossed He to the Further Shore,
Though later ages, roused to shame,
On tardy tomb have carved his name.

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Conquest Of Prejudice

© Charles Lamb

Unto a Yorkshire school was sent
 A negro youth to learn to write,
And the first day young Juba went
 All gazed on him as a rare sight.

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Sinai And Calvary

© John Hay

There are two mountains hallowed

  By majesty sublime,

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Poem

© Bert Leston Taylor

Time's the Master Critic,
  Only he can say
What, among these verses,
Good and bad and worse is --
  What will live for aye.

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Saul And David

© Richard Monckton Milnes

``An evil spirit lieth on our King!''
So went the wailful tale up Israel,
From Gilgal unto Gibeah; town and camp
Caught the sad fame that spread like pestilence,

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To a Friend

© Mathilde Blind


TO you who dwell withdrawn, above
  The world's tumultuous strife,
And, in an atmosphere of love,
  Have triumphed over life;

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If He were living—dare I ask

© Emily Dickinson

If He were living—dare I ask—
And how if He be dead—
And so around the Words I went—
Of meeting them—afraid—