The Masculine waiter in his suit of sable |
|
|
Now I'm alone, with port in my decanter |
|
|
I have no fancy for the ugly domes |
|
|
But on a sweet soft tranquil eve of spring |
|
|
'What next?' I marvel: but I follow her |
|
|
Comes Helen. How the virgin vision touches |
|
|
O, there is plenty for the true romancer |
|
|
Night for love, A. Sir Rupert of the Sword |
|
|
A Tall west window opens up the glen |
|
|
Let me read Greek, to see if I'm awake |
|
|