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William Ernest Henley Poems
- Rhymes And Rhythms - Xxiv
(To A. C.)
What should the Trees, ... - London Voluntaries - To Charles Whibley - Ii - Andante Con Moto
Forth from the dust and din,
The crush, the heat, the many-spotted glare,
The odour and sense of life and lust aflare,
The wrangle and jangle of unrests, ... - To W. A. - Or Ever The Knightly Years Were Gone
Or ever the knightly years were gone
With the old world to the grave,
I was a King in Babylon
And you were a Christian Slave. ... - London Types - Ii. Life-guardsman
Joy of the Milliner, Envy of the Line,
Star of the Parks, jack-booted, sworded, helmed,
He sits between his holsters, solid of spine;
Nor, as it seems, though WESTMINSTER were whelmed, ... - Rhymes And Rhythms - Ix
'As like the Woman as you can',
(Thus the New Adam was beguiled)
'So shall you touch the Perfect Man',
(God in the Garden heard and smiled). ...
Top 10 most used topics by William Ernest Henley
Life 109 Heart 72 Death 69 World 69 Love 62 I Love You 62 Sweet 61 Good 58 Time 57 Night 56William Ernest Henley Quotes
Comments about William Ernest Henley
- Copycuratore: i am the master of my fate: i am the captain of my soul. （william ernest henley / invictus）
- Free_maegan: “i am the master of my fate. i am the captain of my soul.” ― william ernest henley, british writer
- Copycuratore: i am the master of my fate: i am the captain of my soul. （william ernest henley / invictus）
- Roguefatale: ❝out of the night that covers me, black as the pit from pole to pole, i thank whatever gods may be for my unconquerable soul..❞ - invictus by william ernest henley
- Roku_jay: invictus by william ernest henley:
