Richard Le Gallienne

(1866-1947 / England)

poet Richard Le Gallienne

Richard Le Gallienne Poems

241. The Lonely Dancer 4/14/2010
242. The Rose Has Left The Garden 4/14/2010
243. We Are With France 4/14/2010
244. What Of The Darkness? 4/14/2010
245. Time Flies 4/14/2010
246. An Epitaph On A Goldfish 4/14/2010
247. A Warning 4/14/2010
248. A Lost Hour 4/14/2010
249. Lovers 4/14/2010
250. Ballade Of Reading Bad Books 4/14/2010
251. A Ballad Of Too Much Beauty 4/14/2010
252. The Wife From Fairyland 1/4/2003
253. The Dryad 4/14/2010
254. The Décadent To His Soul 4/14/2010
255. August Moonlight 4/14/2010
256. The Cry Of The Little Peoples 4/14/2010
257. A Ballad Of London 4/14/2010
258. I Meant To Do My Work To-Day 4/14/2010
259. Sunset In The City 4/14/2010
260. The Rainbow 4/14/2010
261. May Is Building Her House 1/4/2003
262. An Ode To Spring 4/14/2010
263. Song 1/4/2003
264. Ad Cimmerios 4/14/2010
265. A Caravan From China Comes (After Hafiz) 1/4/2003
266. A Child's Even-Song 4/14/2010
267. A Library In A Garden 4/14/2010
268. A Face In A Book 4/14/2010
269. Soldier Going To The War 4/14/2010

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Soldier Going To The War

Soldier going to the war--
Will you take my heart with you,
So that I may share a little
In the famous things you do?

Soldier going to the war--
If in battle you must fall,
Will you, among all the faces,
See my face the last of all?

Soldier coming from the war--
Who shall bind your sunburnt brow
With the laurel of the hero,
Soldier, soldier--vow for vow!

Soldier coming from the war--
When the street is one wide sea,
Flags and streaming eyes and glory--
Soldier, will you look for me?

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The Wife From Fairyland

Her talk was all of woodland things,
   Of little lives that pass
Away in one green afternoon,
   Deep in the haunted grass;

For she had come from fairyland,
   The morning of a day
When the world that still was April
   Was turning into May.

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