Poems by Dora Sigerson Shorter
The Sea Maiden
... That flies from the storm-whipped sea ...
Telling The Bees
... They are coming, the bees, from the West, South, and East ...
The Bridal Of Lady Aideen
... ) Earl Desmond, be you brave for sorrow, brave for sorrow which is no man's shielding ...
Unknown Ideal
... Not yours, fond youth, to fill mine eager eyes ...
The Heritage
... "For thee the wondrous earth, so hush thy cries" ...
The Little White Rabbit
... She is gold as the field, said the little white rabbit, ...
The Sad Years
... Hearts, hearts, hearts, loving, hating, seeking, ...
Love In Disguise
... " "Ah!" cried the maid, "why therefore chide, ...
A Catholic To His Ulster Brother
... Mitchel or Meagher! Ah, hear the dear names falling ...
One Who Is Dead
... Alas! Feeling palm from palm was slipping in fingers' hold, ...
The Watcher in the Wood
... Or stretches far from branch to branch, ...
The Wolf And The Lamb
... With his chin on breast and his eyes on ground ...
A Little Dog
... Himself of me, your neighbour, he who spake hard words, ...
I Am The World
... Till One shall come who, breathing on the stars, ...
Wishes
... To slumber and sway in the heart of the night, ...
