Poems by Mathilde Blind
The Mirror Of Diana
... Glassed like the Moon within her mere, ...
I Planted A Rose Tree
... And the lightning struck it one summer night ...
Thou Walkest With Me
... When trees are tongueless and when mute the rill ...
To Memory
... Till numb Hope, stirred by that warm dropping rain, ...
Egyptian Theosophy
... While deafening cacklings spread the news- ...
As Many Stars
... Such hosts of prayers, are sent on high, ...
Echoes Of Spring
... In the bright flowers that rise from earth's dark womb ...
To Hope
... His children lie, sleep-flushed, 'twixt snow-white sheets, ...
A Dream
... Only a flooding of tears that shudder and stream ...
When You Wake
... Hear you not, through roll and roar, ...
Between Sleep and Waking
... And the whole spring followed you, ...
Your Looks Have Touched My Soul
... Fluttering from out the gloom and roar, ...
Ah, Yesterday Was Dark And Drear
... Without thy love it seemed, my Dear, ...
Marriage
... By which, while yet on earth, we enter heaven ...
Many Will Love You
... Even though your smile sets all my life aglow, ...
