Poems by Arthur Symons
Eyes
... Spanish eyes more intense than their Christs in Crucifixions, ...
The Passing
... Veiled her soft flesh against the rain and sun: ...
Faustus And Helen
... FAUSTUS Not love, not death, not cities, not great kings ...
To A Sea-Gull
... What pride is man's, and why, ...
Enter Herodias
... With the fig-leaf that has of fig-leaves four, ...
The Crying Water
... And the heart shall be weary and wonder and cry like the sea, ...
In Fountain Court
... June, hushed and breathless, waits, and I ...
Colour Studies {At Dieppe}
... Withers grey-green, and takes the grass's tone ...
The Rope-Maker
... There'll be nets to mend, and more nets to make ...
By Lough-Na-Gar: Green Light
... And the world's thoughts are a dream, ...
Venice
... Seen than reflected, palace wall and roof, ...
The Andante Of Snakes
... infinite Ancestral angers brood in these dull eyes ...
Sea Twilight
... The loud and bright and burning day, ...
On An Air Of Rameau
... Life then wept for you, sighed for you, chilled your breath ...
Leves Amores
... Of your young life-blood beat, and beat ...
