Poems by Paul Hamilton Hayne
Beauergards Appeal
... While over the storm of a righteous strife, ...
The Shadows On The Wall
... Where flash thy chariot wheels, where shines thy goal ...
The Dark
... Her tongue's strange language none may know ...
Tristram Of The Wood
... but the smart Of his fierce wound tortured him night and day, ...
The Hyacinth
... What bloom is this, whose classical beauty glows ...
Three Portraits Of Boys
... Shrewd! perchance with scores of friends, ...
Kiss Me, Katie!
... Katie, do! Katie, mute, day-dreaming Katie, ...
Betrothal Night
... O'er which hope's charm its delicate warmth has shed! ...
Fate, Or God?
... While Faith, with lowliest reverence, whispers--God! ...
Renewed
... The laughing virgin waves, so archly, swiftly fleeting! ...
Sonnet XII
... Thrilled the blank heavens, and smote the affrighted strand! ...
To A Bee
... That tints its heaven of green with crimsoned flush), ...
Dancing
... Three times she has snubbed me in the dance ...
After The Tornado
... far and near Wood, rivulet, field--all Nature's face--expressed ...
On The Decline Of Faith
... Creeds change! shrines perish! still (her instinct saith), ...
