The Poetry Pages
Sorrow and Sadness (4)
Did I not weep for him that was in pain!
Was not my hand still open to distress!
When did my harden'd heart the weak oppress,
Or Misery tell her plaintive tale in vain!
-- Brooke Boothby. Did I Not Weep?
Love had left me in a land of shadows,
Lonely on the ruins of delight,
And I grieved with tearless grief of widows,
Moaned as orphans homeless in the night.
-- Mathilde Blind. The Leading Of Sorrow.
- Winter Stores
- Atalanta in Calydon (II)
- Melancholetta
- Hence, All Ye Vain Delights
- The Dark Woodland
- Sown in Weakness
- Don't Take The Girl
- Not To Keep
- The Messenger
- The Soldier's Return
- To Memory
- Darkness
- Magdalen
- Mary Magdalen
- Dream-Land
- A Superscription
- A Farewell
- Like the Touch of Rain
- Did I Not Weep?
- David's Child
- Then And Now
- The Leading Of Sorrow
- The Garden of Prosperine
- The Forest Pool