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Poem by Lesbia Harford


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I can't feel the sunshine
Or see the stars aright
For thinking of her beauty
And her kisses bright.
She would let me kiss her
Once and not again.
Deeming soul essential,
Sense doth she disdain.
If I should once kiss her,
I would never rest
Till I had lain hour long
Pillowed on her breast.
Lying so, I'd tell her
Many a secret thing
God has whispered to me
When my soul took wing.
Would that I were Sappho,
Greece my land, not this!
There the noblest women,
When they loved, would kiss.



Lesbia Harford


Lesbia Harford's other poems:
  1. My heart is a pomegranate full of sweet fancies
  2. Suburban Dames
  3. A lady and I were walking
  4. Why does she put me to many indignities
  5. How funny it would be if dreamy I


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