Mary Elizabeth Coleridge Long Poems

• 1. Chillingham
  I
  Through the sunny garden
  The humming bees are still;
  The fir climbs the heather,
  ...
• 2. An Insincere Wish Addressed To A Beggar
  We are not near enough to love,
  I can but pity all your woe;
  For wealth has lifted me above,
  And falsehood set you down below.
  ...
• 3. To Memory
  Strange Power, I know not what thou art,
  Murderer or mistress of my heart.
  I know I'd rather meet the blow
  Of my most unrelenting foe
  ...
• 4. Death And The Lady
  TURN in, my lord, she said ;
  As it were the Father of Sin
  I have hated the Father of the Dead,
  The slayer of my kin ;
  ...
• 5. The Witch
  I HAVE walked a great while over the snow,
  And I am not tall nor strong.
  My clothes are wet, and my teeth are set,
  And the way was hard and long.
  ...
• 6. Come Home!
  When wintry winds are no more heard,
  And joy's in every bosom,
  When summer sings in every bird,
  And shines in every blossom,
  ...

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