Poetic Openings : Robert Herrick to Hermann Hesse

Poet : Robert Herrick : Poem : Writing : First Line : When words we want, Love teacheth to indite;
Poet : Robert Herrick : Poem : : First Line : Ah, my Perilla! dost thou grieve to see
Poet : Hermann Hesse : Poem : A Swarm Of Gnats : First Line : Many thousand glittering motes
Poet : Hermann Hesse : Poem : At Night On The High Seas : First Line : At night, when the sea cradles me
Poet : Hermann Hesse : Poem : How Heavy The Days : First Line : How heavy the days are.

Poet : Hermann Hesse : Poem : I Know, You Walk-- : First Line : I walk so often, late, along the streets,
Poet : Hermann Hesse : Poem : Lonesome Night : First Line : You brothers, who are mine,
Poet : Hermann Hesse : Poem : Lying In Grass : First Line : Is this everything now, the quick delusions of flowers,
Poet : Hermann Hesse : Poem : On A Journey : First Line : Don't be downcast, soon the night will come,
Poet : Hermann Hesse : Poem : The Poet : First Line : Only on me, the lonely one,

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