Read full poem →Her guardian SYLPH prolong'd the balmy rest: 20
'Twas He had summon'd to her silent bed
The morning-dream that hover'd o'er her head;
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Call, command, order
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Poetry examples for “summon”
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Read full poem →Her guardian Sylph prolong'd the balmy rest:
'Twas he had summon'd to her silent bed
The morning-dream that hover'd o'er her head,
Read full poem →Then beast and man had had their share of me:
But summon here before us yet once more
Ulfius, and Brastias, and Bedivere.’
Read full poem →‘How were her sisters?’ ‘Well.’ At last
I summon’d heart enough to say,
‘I hoped to have seen Miss Churchill too.’
Read full poem →knowledge decided to turn themselves into a Board
of Inquiry before which they would summon witnesses
among the civilians on board who might enlighten
Read full poem →Hark to the winning sound!
They summon thee, dearest,--
Saying, 'We have dressed for thee the ground,
Read full poem →They question'd those about him, and from them
Heard something; then Himself in Presence summon'd,
And, subtly sifting on all sides, so plied
Read full poem →His Foot to mount the Throne. And then The Shah
Summon'd the Chiefs of Cities and of States,
Summon'd the Absolute Ones who wore the Ring,
Read full poem →With bloody armaments and revolutions;
Let Majesty your first attention summon,
Ah! ça ira! THE MAJESTY OF WOMAN!
Read full poem →When twilight did my Graunie summon,
To say her prayers, douce, honest woman!