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Felicia Hemans — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	No more, no more—oh, never more returning, Will thy beloved presence gladden earth; No more wilt thou with sad, yet anxious yearning Cling to...	5 views Rate it
Chant of Corinne at the Capitol (in Translation) — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	Cradle of Letters! Mistress of the World! Soil of the Sun! Italia! I salute thee! How oft the human race have worn thy yoke. The vessels of thine arms,...	5 views Rate it
Not Much — Soul_00	It is not much it is not alot it is just that. but sometimes it's more, sometimes it reaches sometimes the whole wide vista opens up ...	5 views Rate it
LOST IN THOUGHTS — Brown Sketchys	I waited for that person, Who'll wipe off my pains and sorrows, Someone to give me a lively hug, When I had no hope left within. Someone who will...	5 views Rate it
Colours of poetry — GIDRAF MWANGI	Dress emotions most truly human In bold italicized silk And that’s poetry Color a scene collage or mosaic In shimmering liquid letters And that’s...	5 views Rate it
A través de mis ojos — J.L. Diazgranados	En un pasado ya muy lejano, en un tiempo ya transcurrido, donde quizás mis memorias, recuerdos y entendimiento eran escasos, nulos. Dónde el alma yace...	4 views Rate it
Coleridge — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	He told the lay of Christabelle, He sung the song of Genevieve; The sweetest note that ever waked ⁠A silent summer eve. He roused our...	4 views Rate it
A Summer Evening's Tale — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	Come, let thy careless sail float on the wind; Come, lean by me, and let thy little boat Follow like thee its will; come, lean by me. Freighted with...	4 views Rate it
dolphin people — Pablo enrique	words poem words poem words poem words poem words poem words poem words poem words poem words poem words poem words poem words poem...	4 views Rate it
New To Poetry — Caleb Apollis	Is poetry about rhyme Or having the right form Poetry and pottery Are two art forms I searched the web To find poets Who walked on...	4 views Rate it
Four Word Rhyme — Jase Lucero Pinski	Please do not say That every single day Is all a waste It's just a taste Of more to come Cue to the drum As if a song But not as long Plus without a beat...	4 views Rate it
Subjects for Pictures — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	What seek I here to gather into words? The scenes that rise before me as I turn The pages of old times. A word—a name— Conjures the past before me,...	3 views Rate it
Poetry — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	It is a weary and a bitter hour When first the real disturbs the poet's world, And he distrusts the future. Not for that Should cold despondency...	3 views Rate it
Lines Suggested on Visiting Newstead Abbey — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	What makes the poet?—Nothing but to feel More keenly than the common sense of feeling; To have the soul attuned to the appeal Of the dim...	3 views Rate it
Erinna (My Hand is on the Lyre) — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	Was she of spirit race, or was she one Of earth's least earthly daughters, one to whom A gift of loveliness and soul is given, Only to make them...	3 views Rate it
A Poet's Love — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	Faint and more faint amid the world of dreams, That which once my all, thy image seems, Pale as a star that in the morning gleams. Long time that...	3 views Rate it
Floating off God's mercy — Solacethepoet	Floating off God's mercy, I shared bread with the devil, sins were pardoned, I met death and she acknowledged what I could be in the...	3 views Rate it
Introduction (Fisher 1837) — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	Another year—again our page Goes wandering over sea and land, And gathers, in its pilgrimage, The shells on many a foreign strand;— And...	2 views Rate it
Fragment - Gleamings of poetry, if I may give — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	Gleamings of poetry, if I may give That name of passion, beauty, and of grace, To visionings like these, oh! if not sweet To others, yet how very...	2 views Rate it
Fame: An Apologue — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	The Three Brothers. "The sands of those deserts which lie to the westward of Egypt are encroaching on and narrowing, by a constant and irresistible...	2 views Rate it
Corinne's Chant in the Vicinity of Naples (Translation) — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	Ay, Nature, History and Poesie, Rival each other's greatness:—here the eye Sweeps with a glance, all wonders and all time. A dead volcano now, I...	2 views Rate it
Playing Masterfully on Words; I Beat to My Own Drum, Come Join Me — Renee Drummond-Brown	I’m an ocean that waves. I’m a kite that gets high. I’m fire where there’s smoke. I’m a spirit that’s free. I’m security that guards. I’m a guitar...	2 views Rate it
Metrical Fragments — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	How many graceful snatches of romance, Touches of beauty and of tenderness, Are scattered, wild-flower like, upon life's path, And, wild-flower...	1 view Rate it
Lines Addressed to Alaric A. Watts, Esq. — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	Addressed to Alaric A. Watts, Esq. on receiving a copy of his Poetical Fragments and Sketches. There is a dear and a lovely power Dwells in the...	1 view Rate it
Influence of Poetry — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	This is the charm of poetry: it comes On sad perturbed moments; and its thoughts, Like pearls amid the troubled waters, gleam. That which we...	1 view Rate it