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LOVE’S CONFESSIONS.

LOVE'S CONFESSIONS. Ella Wheeler Wilcox. 329.1 How shall a maid make answer to a man Who summons her, by love's supreme decree The intricate strange ways that love began? So many streams from that great fountain ran, To open her whole heart,…

THE BARREN YEAR.

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THE BARREN YEAR. 403.1 I think perhaps my heart would be less If I need not look on lovers any more; If winter only lasted all the year, And one could sit alone in thoughtless peace Beside the chimney-place and only hear The wind-voice in…

THE BRIDAL.

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THE BRIDAL. L. M. Montgomery 272.5 Last night a pale young Moon was wed Unto the amorous, eager Sea; Her maiden veil of mist she wore, His kingly purple vesture, he. With her a bridal train of stars Walked sisterly through shadows dim,…

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