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My love was warm
MY love was warm; for that I crossed
The mountains and the sea,
Nor counted that endeavour lost
That gave my love to me.
If that indeed were love at all,
As still, my love, I trow,
By what dear name am I to call
The bond that holds me now
- Prayer
- Lo! in thine honest eyes
- Though deep indifference
- My Heart
- I Dreamed
- St. Martin's Summer
- Dedication
- The Old Chimaeras
- Prelude
- The Vanquished Knight
- To the Commissioners of Northern Lights
- The Relic Taken
- The Sheltered Garden
- After Reading 'Antony and Cleopatra'
- I know not how
- Spring Song
- The Summer
- You looked so tempting
- Love's Vicissitudes
- Duddingstone
- Stout marches
- Away with funeral music
- To Sydney
- Had I the power
- O dull cold northern sky
- Apologetic Postscript of a year later
- To Marcus
- To Ottilie
- This gloomy northern day
- The wind is without
- A Valentine's Song
- Hail! Childish slaves
- Swallows travel
- To Mesdames Zassetsky and Garschine
- Music at the Villa Marina
- Fear not, dear friend
- Let love go
- I do not fear
- I am like one
- Voluntary
- On now
- In the green
- Death, to the dead
- To Charles Baxter
- I who all the winter
- Love-What is Love?
- Soon our friends
- As one who having
- Strange are the ways
- The wind blew
- Man sails the deep
- The cock's clear voice
- Now when the number
- What man may learn
- Small is the trust
- Know you the river
- It's forth across
- An English Breeze
- As in their flight
- The Piper
- To Mrs. MacMarland
- To Miss Cornish
- Tales of Arabia
- Behold, as goblins
- Still I love
- Long time I lay
- Flower God
- Come, my beloved
- Since years ago
- Envoy for 'A Child's Garden of Verses'
- For Richmond's Garden Wall
- Hail, guest, and enter freely!
- Lo, now, my guest
- So live, so love
- Ad Se Ipsum
- Before this little gift
- Go, Little Book
- My love was warm
- Dedicatory poem for 'Underwoods'
- Farewell
- The far-farers
- Come, my little children
- The daisied meadows
- Early in the morning
- Fair Isle
- Loud and low
- I love to be warm
- At last she comes
- Mine eyes were swift
- Fixed is the doom
- Men are Heaven's piers
- The angler
- Spring Carol
- What shall I compare her?
- When the sun comes
- Late, O miller
- To friends at home
- Apollo
- Tempest tossed
- I now, O friend
- Since thou hast given me
- God gave to me
- Over the land
- Light as the linnet
- Come, here is adieu
- It blows
- Ne Sit Ancillae Tibi Amor Pudor
- To all that love
- Thou strainest
- To Rosabelle
- Now bare
- The Bour-tree den
- Sonnets
- Air of Diabelli's
- Epitaphium Erotii
- De M. Antonio
- Ad Magistrum Ludi
- Ad Nepotem
- In Charidemum
- De Ligurra
- In Lupum
- Ad Quintilianum
- De Hortis Julii Martialis
- Ad Martialem
- In Maximum
- Ad Olum
- De Coenatione Micae
- De Erotio Puella
- Ad Piscatorem
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