#English #Women
Now deserted are the roads Where awhile the lovers went; Vacant are the field-abodes Where a vivid hour they spent: Solemn dark
Now the narrowing track Steepens, now the soul Pauses, looking back, Sees her path of toil Gathered, coil on coil
Through the open French window th… Lights up the polished breakfast-t… Round a bowl of crimson roses, for… A service of Worcester porcelain,… Near it a melon, peaches, figs, sm…
Along the iron rails Plod still with panting power, Range still the empty trails Hour after hour; Stare still where looms ahead
Here the scanted daisy glows Glorious as the carmined rose; Here the hill-top’s verdure mean Fair is with unfading green; Here, where sorrow still must trea…
Children of wealth in your warm nu… Set in the cushioned window-seat t… The volleying snow, guarded invisi… By the clear double pane through w… Untimely penetrates, you cannot te…
Loved faces in the fire-light, hap… Gold heart of the gay rose that wa… Honey-source, hidden core of rich… In your sweet haven, warm calm’s c… Gone long since to the land where…
Anger lay by me all night long, His breath was hot upon my brow, He told me of my burning wrong, All night he talked and would not… He stood by me all through the day…
She said to one: ‘How glows My heart at the hot thought Of battle’s glorious throes!’ He said: ‘For us who fought Are icy memories
Not that broad path chose he, whic… May tread, if he by pay the fatal… And for such sweet as earthly life… Slaughter his heaven-born soul in… But he, though loving these, cast…
It is pleasant to hang out this sign at your open gate: ‘Succour for the desolate’— your neighbours praise you, no dou… but woe to whoe’er in need
You should at times go out from where the faithful kneel, visit the slums of doubt and feel what the lost feel; you should at times walk on,