Poems by Lesbia Harford
"Though I had lost my love"
... Lovers pass up and down ...
The Electric Tram To Kew
... Tram bells are joy bells, ...
"How funny it would be if dreamy I"
... I do hope, when it's finished, I'll have time ...
A Deity
... He says: "Forgive my careless ways ...
Street Music
... There's a band in the street, there's a band in the street ...
A Blouse Machinist
... She's nice to watch when her machine-belt breaks ...
"Sometimes I wish that I were Helen-fair"
... And in this heavenly wife might deem himself ...
The Nuns And The Lilies
... Have glittered on the altar through some virgin feast ...
"All Knowledge . . . "
... And yet I don't believe he knows ...
"I came to live in Sophia Street"
... And a yard you'd measure in children's feet ...
"My lovely pixie, my good companion"
... You do not love me, bed-mate of mine, ...
"I'm like all lovers, wanting love to be"
... Poor fools, who each would have the other give ...
"Today I saw"
... And crouched like a poor slave, with anxious eyes ...
"Why does she put me to many indignities"
... I wear my new dresses and put on silk stockings, ...
"Pat wasn't Pat last night at all."
... The Spring, Young Dionysus, white and warm, ...
