Poems by Arthur Symons
Sunsets
... And hear, in glittering cages, sinister birds that call their names ...
London
... Men as trees walking loom through lanes of night ...
Water-Weeds
... Between heaven and hell a bridge, ...
Invocation
... be to her All I would be if this poor mortal love, ...
In The Meadows At Mantua
... Ah! in these flaring London nights, ...
Laus Virginitatis
... What, living, was mine own and no man's slave, ...
On Inishmaan: Isles Of Aran
... Grey, and faint with sleep, the sea ...
Grief
... The snake said: Where is the Serpent's meat ...
Apology
... Though I search every cranny where it was, ...
The Hearts Toys
... Heart of mine, lay down the playthings ...
The Window
... And their hearts are sighing Love me while you may, ...
The Impenetrable
... I go at the wind's wild will where none can tell ...
Perdition
... Outside the limits of nature where nature's most sterile, ...
Gipsy Mothers Song
... And I'll buy her a doll when the baskets are sold ...
Sonnet
... God knows, rejoiced when the gift of grace was given ...
