I read a statement in a newspaper That Twentyman, the manufacturer, Found it was cheaper to deliver go… By horse and lorry than by motor-t… Or motor-van. So he had sold his…

You want a lily And you plead with me ‘Give me my lily back.’ I went to see A friend last night and on her man…

I have a sister whom God gave to… He formed her out of trouble and t… Like Aphrodite, she came to me fu… Oh, I am blest forever with a sis…

I’m like all lovers, wanting love… A very mighty thing for you and me… In certain moods your love should… That burnt your very life up in de… The only kind of love then to my m…

This year I have seen autumn with… Glimpsed hitherto undreamt of myst… In the slow ripening of the town-b… Horse-chestnut lifting wide hands… And silver beech turned gold now w…

They say—priests say— That God loves the world. Maybe he does, When the dew is pearl’d On the emerald grass,

I thought I heard something move… When I was alone in bed. And I was afraid . . . and I was… I lay—I quaked for dread. Then all of a sudden the rain bega…

I am no mystic. All the ways of G… Are dark to me. I know not if he lived or if he di… In agony. My every act has reference to man.

If I had six white horses And six sturdy friends, I’d sell them into slavery, If that would gain your ends. I’d sell them into slavery,

To Plato’s dictum Assent she lends. All things in common We hold, as friends. I share her riches.

You who are dead, Do you know They’ve dug up half the irises That used to grow Here in the quadrangle a year ago?

When day is over I climb up the stair, Take off my dark dress, Pull down my hair, Open my window

They used to say Our mother brought us up like hot-… From day to day Such wondrous cares were ours Her love inspired.

‘I want a parlourmaid.’ ‘Well, let me see If you were God, what kind of mai… ‘She would be tall, She would be fair,

I have two wings To raise me to the skies. Withouten these My soul could never rise. My shining friends,