“Leafless” by Alfred Kreymborg
"Leafless" You are so straight and still What does it mean? Are you concerned in the tops of you now ...
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“The Soldiers” by Sherard Vines
"The Soldiers" At first with fruit and flowers and drink They went, libated; festal day When demigods in columns swing ...
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“The Kingfisher” by William H. Davies
"The Kingfisher" It was the Rainbow gave thee birth, And left thee all her lovely hues; And, as her mother's ...
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“Hermes of the Ways” by H.D.
Hermes of the Ways I The hard sand breaks, And the grains of it Are clear as wine. Far off ...
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“The Fight” by Robert Alden Sanborn
"The Fight" Smoke—more smoke—thickening the air, staining the air blue-grey, rising on waves of breath, and falling, and filling the ...
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“Fleecing Time” by Edith Sitwell
"Fleecing Time" Queen Venus, like a bunch of roses, Fat and pink that splashed dew closes, Underneath dark mulberry trees, ...
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“Milk for the Cat” by Harold Monro
"Milk for the Cat" When the tea is brought at five o'clock, And all the neat curtains are drawn with ...
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“Church Parade” by Osbert Sitwell
"Church Parade" The flattened sea is harsh and blue— Lies stiff beneath—one tone, one hue, While concertina waves unfold The ...
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“Soldiers” by F.S. Flint
"Soldiers" To R.A. Brother, I saw you on a muddy road in France pass by with your battalion, rifle at ...
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“Childhood Memories” by William Saphier
"Childhood Memories" Those years are foliage of trees, their trunks hidden by bushes' behind them a grey haze topped with ...
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“The Ambush” by William Kean Seymour
"The Ambush" Wild one, wild one, fleeing through the woods, Your skin is rent with thorns, dark fear is in ...
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“Beauty and Beauty” by Rupert Brooke
"Beauty and Beauty" When Beauty and Beauty meet All naked, fair to fair, The earth is crying-sweet, And scattering-bright the ...
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“Vicarious Atonement” by Richard Aldington
"Vicarious Atonement" This is an old and very cruel god . . . We will endure; We will try not ...
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“Crowds” by Evelyn Scott
"Crowds" The sky along the street a gauzy yellow— The narrow lights burn tall in the twilight. The cool air ...
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“Stopping Place” by Edith Sitwell
"Stopping Place" In highly-varnished noisy heat As through a lens that does not fit— The faces jolt in cubes and ...
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“A House” by J.C. Squire
"A House" Now very quietly, and rather mournfully, In clouds of hyacinth the sun retires, And all the stubble-fields that were ...
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“Venus Transiens” by Amy Lowell
"Venus Transiens" Tell me, Was Venus more beautiful Than you are, When she topped The crinkled waves, Drifting shoreward On ...
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“Six Significant Landscapes” by Wallace Stevens
"Six Significant Landscapes" I. An old man sits In the shadow of a pine tree In China. He sees a ...
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