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Book: The Book of Sonnets

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  • Sonnet: A. M. D.
    Methinks I see thee, lying straight and low,
    Silent and darkling, in thy earthy bed,
    14 lines
  • To Garibaldi--With a Book
    When at Philippi, he who would have freed
    Great Rome from tyrants, for the season brief
    14 lines
  • To S. F. S.
    They say that lonely sorrows do not chance:
    More gently, I think, sorrows together go;
    14 lines
  • General Gordon
    I.
    Victorious through failure! faithful Lord,
    30 lines
  • Russell Gurney
    In that high country whither thou art gone,
    Right noble friend, thou walkest with thy peers,
    14 lines
  • The Sweeper of the Floor
    Methought that in a solemn church I stood.
    Its marble acres, worn with knees and feet,
    14 lines, 1 comment
  • To One Threatened With Blindness
    I.
    Lawrence, what though the world be growing dark,
    30 lines
  • The Chrysalis
    Methought I floated sightless, nor did know
    That I had ears until I heard the cry
    14 lines
  • To Aubrey De Vere
    Ray of the Dawn of Truth, Aubrey de Vere,
    Forgive my play fantastic with thy name,
    14 lines
  • Death
    Mourn not, my friends, that we are growing old:
    A fresher birth brings every new year in.
    14 lines
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