Algernon Charles Swinburne
Born in April 5, 1837 / Died in April 10, 1909 / United Kingdom / English
Poems by Algernon Charles Swinburne
Before Parting
... Day hath not strength nor the night shade enough ...
The Epitaph in Form of a Ballad which Villon Made for Himself and his Comrades, Expecting to be Hanged along with Them
... Ye should not hold our prayer in scorn, though we ...
A Christmas Carol
... And either way from the short silk band ...
Let Us Go
... but we, We are hence, we are gone, as though we had not been there ...
Athens: An Ode
... Change your hearts not with your garments, nor your faith with creeds that change: ...
The King's Daughter
... White bread and brown for the kings daughter ...
First Footsteps
... A babe's feet, venturing, scarce complete ...
James Shirley: XIV
... Since the outposts rang round Marlowes lion ramp, ...
The Garden of Prosperine
... Whatever gods may be That no life lives for ever ...
George Chapman:XI
... Then bluff as Maynes4 or broad-mouthed Barrys5 glee , ...
John Marston: XII
... The strange black soil foamed, as a black beaked prow ...
Hesperia
... And the lithe long throats of her snakes reach round her, their mouths overcome her, ...
The Channel Tunnel: Sonnets
... Now found and hailed of England sweeter friend, ...
Aholibah
... Worked as the bloods beat worked therein ...
Ben Jonson: III
... Darkening thy soul with shadow of thunderous wings ...
