"Sing of a love lost and forgotten, "Sing of a joy finished and o'er, "Sing of a heart core-cold and rotten, "Sing of a hope springing no more." -- -- "Sigh for a heart aching and sore." -- "I was most true and my own love betrayed me, "I was most true and she would none of me. "Was it the cry of the world that dismayed thee? "Love, I had bearded the wide world for thee." -- "Hark to the sorrowful sound of the sea." -- "Still in my dreams she comes tender and gracious, "Still in my dreams love looks out of her eyes: "Oh that the love of a dream were veracious, "Or that thus dreaming I might not arise!" -- "Oh for the silence that stilleth all sighs." -- | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...THE WIND AND THE MOON by GEORGE MACDONALD THE FRONTIER GUARD by ANTON ALEXANDER VON AUERSPERG ISAIAH: FIFTY-SECOND CHAPTER by OLD TESTAMENT BIBLE BARLEY BROTH by SUSANNA BLAMIRE THE SEVEN WORDS by GEORGE WILLARD BONTE SONNETS OF SEVEN CITIES: NEW ORLEANS by BERTON BRALEY SONNETS FROM THE PORTUGUESE: 2 by ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING |