Classic and Contemporary Poetry
LYRIC: 25, by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD Poet's Biography First Line: How do I love you, dear? Last Line: Look up and love you, sweet! | ||||||||
How do I love you, dear? How does the bee the bloom? How does the bloom the rain? Songis it sweet to the ear? Sweet to the sense is perfume? Mercy to spirits in pain? How do I love you, mine? Ah, but so many the moods, Many and many the ways! How do the lips love wine? How do the saints their roods? How do the bards their bays? How do I love you, love? How does the soul love God, Tremble and fall at his feet? Smit by the blueness above, I that am born of the sod Look up and love you, sweet! | Discover our Poem Explanations and Poet Analyses!Other Poems of Interest...AMERICA RESURGENT by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD INVOCATION by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD LINCOLN by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD LINCOLN; APRIL, 1865-1915 by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD LULLABY by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD NEW YORK by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD ONE OF OUR PRESIDENTS by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD SEPTEMBER IN THE NORTH by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD THE COURT HOUSE by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD VERMONT by WENDELL PHILLIPS STAFFORD |
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