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Poem by Walter Savage Landor


The Lover


Now thou art gone, tho' not gone far,
  It seems that there are worlds between us;
Shine here again, thou wandering star!
  Earth's planet! and return with Venus.

At times thou broughtest me thy light
  When restless sleep had gone away;
At other times more blessed night
  Stole over, and prolonged thy stay.



Walter Savage Landor


Walter Savage Landor's other poems:
  1. Soon, O Ianthe! Life Is O'er
  2. Dirce
  3. Corinna, from Athens, to Tanagra
  4. Past Ruin'd Ilion Helen Lives
  5. Tell Me Not Things Past All Belief


Poems of the other poets with the same name:

  • Dora Sigerson Shorter The Lover ("I go through wet spring woods alone")
  • Mary Montagu The Lover ("At length, by so much importunity press'd")
  • James Lowell The Lover ("Go from the world from East to West")

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