Poems by Arthur Symons
Kisses
... And this through laughter and that through weeping ...
Love and Sleep
... Love goes By what strange ways, ah! no ...
The Broken Tryst
... Ah, how I scorned all other men! Next moment! Ah! it was--was not! ...
The Old Women
... And sometimes, in the hours past midnight, reels ...
You Remain
... You remain. Other thoughts may come and go, ...
The Woman In The Moon
... The globe of the Earth, fruit from a fruitless Tree! ...
To A Woman Seen In Sleep
... in a dream, Unveiling that: white swiftness to the feet, ...
The Crying Of The Earth
... Against Man, who has got her with child, to her Father God ...
Time And Memory
... I have seen love, that was so quick a flame, ...
In The Wood Of Finvara
... I would wash the dust of the world in a soft green flood ...
Autumn
... The last leaves cling, and do not fall ...
Sponsa Dei
... The sheets as swathing fire, all night, Christ, for Thy sake, ...
The Heart
... You have taken the dreams of my heart away, ...
Song
... With a thought or with a throne, ...
Pastel: Masks and Faces
... And then, through the dark, a flush ...
