XML PDF BELINDA. Belinda’s gloves are new,So’s her hat;What of that?Her frock is too. When her bills are due,I don’t care;Shan’t be there,Not I,…
XML PDF THE DEFINITE. “To see the world in a grain of sand, And a heaven in a wild flower;Hold infinity in the palm of…
XML PDF THE KNIGHT-ERRANT. A knight comes riding out of the west, (De Montfort, De Montfort.)His armour is bright as steel can beHe carries his…
XML PDF DAWN. Oh come, the woman cried, Oh come with me,To where the wind-clouds lift the purple sea;Down from the hills the dawn…
XML PDF THE LAND OF MAKE-BELIEVE. To thee we turn, O Land of sunny dream, Kind refuge from a world attuned to grey With toilsome travail—pleasures…
XML PDF A DREAM. I stood beside my couch, and saw my soulRadiant, unfettered, beautiful and bright,Rise from the flesh, and softly steal awayInto…
XML PDF KYN VYTTYN (BEFORE MORNING). Go back, sweet slip of cambric to my own, And bid her wait for day:The night is wet, the…
XML PDF THE GRAY COAT. (A Dream.) ROM my childhood I have been used to dream of fighting. The clash of swords, the booming…
XML PDF THE CLAY CHICKENS Once upon a time there was an old cheese maker who had in his care two orphans, and they…
XML PDF THE WOOD OF LARAGH I have found quiet in the hushed twilight of the woodAnd the healing of all trouble in the…