Poems by Alfred Austin
Alfreds Song
... Shall England plough, like the whale and walrus, ...
Since We Must Die
... When all we prized, and all we planned, ...
At The Lattice
... Still more pleasant, surely, to dismount us and remain ...
A Wintry Picture (II)
... The last sere leaves are loosened and unstrung, ...
Songs From Prince Lucifer I - Grave-Diggers Song
... But he puts his arm round the maid that s warm, &emsp ...
An Autumn Picture
... No breeze, no breath, veereth the oasthouse hoods, ...
Loves Wisdom
... Paraphrase. I crave not love, for it would only bring ...
George Eliot
... This to her Was an uncertain promise, since it seems, ...
"Give me a roof where Wisdom dwells"
... For Fashion's tinsel, Splendour's sheen, ...
Wardens Of The Wave
... Service that disciplines, not enslaves, ...
"Here, where the vine and fig bask hand in hand,"
... But when from out the stone-pine slopes that rise ...
To Robert Louis Stevenson
... Welcome, as though from friend long known and tried, ...
"What ails you, Ocean, that nor near nor far"
... The Mountains What ails you, Ocean, that nor near nor far, ...
As Dies The Year
... Where the straw lies threshed and the corn stands heaped: ...
Free Will And Fate
... To which the wish to know seemeth a sort of treason ...
