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XXIX: Yo amaba lo azul con ardimiento

© Amado Ruiz de Nervo

Yo amaba lo azul con ardimiento:
las montañas excelsas, los sutiles
crespones de zafir del firmamento,
el piélago sin fin, cuyo lamento
arrulló mis ensueños juveniles.

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To A Child Of Quality, Five Years Old. The Author Then Forty

© Matthew Prior

Lords, knights, and squires, the numerous band
  That wear the fair Miss Mary's fetters,
Were summoned by her high command
  To show their passions by their letters.

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Dolce Far Niente

© Paul Hamilton Hayne

LET the world roll blindly on!
Give me shallow, give me sun,
And a perfumed eve as this is:
Let me lie,

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Can Such Things Be?

© Madison Julius Cawein

Meseemed that while she played, while lightly yet

  Her fingers fell, as roses bloom by bloom,

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To the Autumn

© James Montgomery

Sweet Sabbath of the year!
While evening lights decay,
Thy parting steps methinks I hear
Steal from the world away.

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Learning

© Judith Viorst

I'm learning to say thank you.

And I'm learning to say please.

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The Fifty-Per-Cent Man

© Edgar Albert Guest

He limped into the place one day, a leg and arm were gone,
"Just half a man," he told the boss, "right now you look upon.
An accident did this to me, 'twere better had I died,
It robbed me of efficiency, but left me with my pride."

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The Lonely Fight

© Edgar Albert Guest

IT'S easy to be right when the multitude is cheering,
It is easy to have courage when you're fighting with the throng;
But it's altogether different when the multitude is sneering
To fight for what you know is right with no one else along.

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The Botanic Garden( Part II)

© Erasmus Darwin

The Economy Of Vegetation

Canto II

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Enoch Arden

© Alfred Tennyson

 At length she spoke `O Enoch, you are wise;
And yet for all your wisdom well know I
That I shall look upon your face no more.'

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Princeton, May, 1917

© Alfred Noyes

Here Freedom stood by slaughtered friend and foe,
  And, ere the wrath paled or that sunset died,
Looked through the ages; then, with eyes aglow,
  Laid them to wait that future, side by side.

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Passage

© Giovanni Pascoli


The swan sings. From deep in the marshes,
its voice chimes sharp and clear
like the striking of copper cymbals.

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Could Hope inspect her Basis

© Emily Dickinson

Could Hope inspect her Basis
Her Craft were done --
Has a fictitious Charter
Or it has none --

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The Flower-Angels

© George MacDonald

Of old, with goodwill from the skies-
God's message to them given-
The angels came, a glad surprise,
And went again to heaven.

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To Night

© Joseph Blanco White

Mysterious Night! when our first parent knew

Thee from report divine, and heard thy name,

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Lullaby

© Dorothy Parker

Sleep, pretty lady, the night is enfolding you;

Drift, and so lightly, on crystalline streams.

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Christmas-Eve, Another Ceremony

© Robert Herrick

Come guard this night the Christmas-Pie,
That the thief, though ne'er so sly,
With his flesh-hooks, don't come nigh
  To catch it

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Ode To Apollo

© James Lister Cuthbertson

"Tandem venias precamur
  Nube candentes humeros amictus
  Augur Apollo."

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Birchbrook Mill

© John Greenleaf Whittier

A NOTELESS stream, the Birchbrook runs
Beneath its leaning trees;
That low, soft ripple is its own,
That dull roar is the sea's.