La Nue By Alan Seeger

    Oft when sweet music undulated round,     Like the full moon out of a perfumed sea    Thine image from the waves of blissful sound     Rose and thy sudden light illumined me.     And in the country, leaf and flower and air     Would alter and the eternal shape emerge;    Because they spoke of thee the fields seemed fair,     And Joy…

I Loved . . . By Alan Seeger

   I loved illustrious cities and the crowds    That eddy through their incandescent nights.    I loved remote horizons with far clouds    Girdled, and fringed about with snowy heights.    I loved…

Fragment I By Alan Seeger

    In that fair capital where Pleasure, crowned    Amidst her myriad courtiers, riots and rules,    I too have been a suitor. Radiant eyes    Were my life’s warmth and sunshine,…