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Rose Hawthorne Lathrop's Poetry, by first line

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  • We see the sky,--we love it day by day;
    We feel the wind of Spring, from blossoms winging;
    8 lines, 1 comment
  • Here is a world of changing glow,
    Where moods roll swiftly far and wide;
    24 lines
  • I dreamed within a dream the sun was gold;
    And as I walked beneath this golden sun,
    8 lines
  • Time and I pass to and fro,
    Hardly greeting as we go,--
    22 lines
  • [Nathaniel Hawthorne, 1864]
    25 lines
  • Take me away into a storm of snow
    So white and soft, I feel no deathly chill,
    12 lines
  • The world was like a shell to me,--
    Its voice with distant song was low;
    12 lines
  • Say not, sad bell, another hour hath come,
    Bare for the record of a world of crime;
    8 lines
  • We speak of the world that passes away,--
    The world of men who lived years ago,
    12 lines
  • The sun is lying on the garden-wall,
    The full red rose is sweetening all the air,
    15 lines, 1 comment
  • Why is the nameless sorrowing look
    So often thought a whim?
    20 lines
  • At purple eyes beside the grain,
    Our loves on altars we had burned,
    16 lines
  • My graveyard holds no once-loved human forms,
    Grown hideous and forgotten, left alone,
    8 lines
  • There in the midst of gloom the church-spire rose,
    And not a star lit any side of heaven;
    16 lines
  • A shadowed form before the light,
    A gleaming face against the night,
    10 lines, 1 comment
  • Weeping for another's woe,
    Tears flow then that would not flow
    14 lines
  • Labor not in the murky dell,
    But till your harvest hill at morn;
    8 lines
  • A broken mirror in a trembling hand;
    Sad, trembling lips that utter broken thought:
    12 lines
  • Somewhere, somewhere in this heart
    There lies a jewel from the sea,
    12 lines
  • Sorrow, my friend,
    When shall you come again?
    25 lines
  • Lullaby on the wing
    Of my song, O my own!
    16 lines
  • I loved a child as we should love
    Each other everywhere;
    28 lines
  • O soul of life, 't is thee we long to hear,
    Thine eyes we seek for, and thy touch we dream;
    6 lines
  • \Death's Eloquence\
    35 lines
  • Ill-wrought life we look at as we die!
    Mistaken, selfish, meagre, and unmeet;
    10 lines
  • New days are dear, and cannot be unloved,
    Though in deep grief we mourn, and cling to death;
    12 lines
  • Pray, have you heard the news?
    Sturdy in lungs and thews,
    18 lines
  • Delicate gayety,
    Strains of a violin;
    20 lines, 1 comment
  • O girl of spring! O brown-eyed girl!
    Gathering violets near the woods,
    12 lines
  • O love, I come; thy last glance guideth me!
    Drawn, too, by webs of shadow, like thine hair;
    13 lines
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