The mighty mountain flings its mist-veil down; With little flowers the gracious fields are bright, And from the forest colors flash to sight Like gems that drop from…
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To Valeria. By Ada Langworthy Collier
Broideries and ancient stuffs that some queen Wore; nor gems that warriors’ hilts encrusted; Nor fresh from heroes’ brows the laurels green; Nor bright sheaves by bards of…
Lilith. The Legend Of The First Woman. Book V. By Ada Langworthy Collier
And Lilith oft to Paradise returned, For fierce within her, bitter hatred burned, And better, dearer, seemed revenge than aught She else desired. The coppice oft she sought, Much…
Lilith. The Legend Of The First Woman. Book IV. By Ada Langworthy Collier
To that fair Elf-child other summers came; But Lilith walked, heart-hungered, filled with shame, Naught comforted. And in that shadow-land She sorrowing bore, in after-time, a band Of elfin…
Lilith. The Legend Of The First Woman. Book III. By Ada Langworthy Collier
Wide through her realm she walked, and glad or lorn She mused. So, loitering, it chanced one morn When lone she sat upon a mountain height, One sudden…
Lilith. The Legend Of The First Woman. Book II. By Ada Langworthy Collier
Soft stealing through the shade, and skirting swift The walls of Paradise, through night’s dark rift Lilith fled far; nor stopped lest deadly snare Or peril by the…
Lilith. The Legend Of The First Woman. Book I. By Ada Langworthy Collier
Pure as an angel’s dream shone Paradise. Blue mountains hemmed it round; and airy sighs Of rippling waters haunted it. Dim glades, And wayward paths o’erflecked with shimmering…
Zeila (A Story from a Star) By Abram Joseph Ryan
From the mystic sidereal spaces, In the noon of a night ‘mid of May, Came a spirit that murmured to me — Or was it the dream of…
Yesterdays By Abram Joseph Ryan
Gone! and they return no more, But they leave a light in the heart; The murmur of waves that kiss a shore Will never, I know,…
Wrecked By Abram Joseph Ryan
The winds are singing a death-knell Out on the main to-night; The sky droops low — and many a bark That sailed from harbors bright, Like many…