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Careful Approach — Ludy Bührs	Time is passing day by regretted day I'm waiting for the sign that it is okay for me to come and open your door, dear friend, I've been deeply longing...	128 views Rate it
The Orphan Ballad Singers — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	O, weary, weary are our feet, And weary, weary is our way; Through many a long and crowded street We’ve wandered mournfully to-day. My...	71 views Rate it
Site of the Castle of Ulysses — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	Song of the Sirens Hither, famed Ulysses, steer, Pass not, pride of Greece, along; To our haven come and hear, Come and hear the Sirens' song. ...	50 views Rate it
Rendition — Ludy Bührs	Yes, Neil, I'm getting old too. But no, I'm not searching not like you do in this song, not for a lacking heart of...	23 views Rate it
Togetherness — Ludy Bührs	Sometimes a song triggers memories of past days when the heart felt warmed in the cozy company of loved ones sharing in their meaningful...	19 views Rate it
The Golden Grave — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	He sleeps within his lonely grave Upon the lonely hill, There sweeps the wind—there swells the wave— All other sounds are still. And...	18 views Rate it
Arion — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	A Tale The winds are high, the clouds are dark, But stay not thou for storm, my bark; What is the song of love to me, Unheard, my sweet Eglæ, by...	13 views Rate it
The Golden Violet - 4 - The Child of the Sea — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	Led by a child whose sunny air, And rosy cheek young Health might wear, When rising from the mountain wave, Fresh as the stream its freshness gave;...	11 views Rate it
Corinna at the Cape of Misena — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	How much of mind is in this little scroll, Whereon the artist's skill has bodied forth The shapes which genius dreamed!—The quiet sea Sleeps in the...	4 views Rate it
Corinna — Letitia Elizabeth Landon	She stood alone; but on her every eye Dwelt in mute ravishment; her long black hair Flew loose upon the gale, but half confin'd By the light veil...	4 views Rate it