Poems by Arthur Symons
The Fisher's Widow
... And the rain and foam are white in the wind, ...
The Guests
... Each plots to call in guests, if guests there be ...
Beata Beatrix
... Till not a breath of the world may come between ...
The Fool Of The World: A Morality
... The Scene represents a dark wood, in which a Man, dressed as a Pilgrim, is discovered standing ...
At Tarragona
... And these bright hopes and these brave sins, ...
Rubies
... For, when one light catches the wandering rays, ...
Weariness
... II I am weary at heart, yet not weary with sorrow, nor weary with pain ...
Twilight Song
... Hark, from fields where they browse, ...
A Winter Dirge
... And, stranger than all human speech ...
Hymn To Earth
... Nay, There is not any way, through death or birth, ...
Chimera Caliban
... A creature fashioned of the Nile's slime and mud ...
Salomes Lament
... The Headsman brought thine head that reeked of Death ...
Night
... Though the heavens shook aghast, ...
The Wasps
... Who have for those that hale them, stings, ...
Behind The Scenes: Empire
... Blonde, and bewigged, and winged with gold, ...
