H. W. Longfellow's poem: Glove of black in white hand bare

Translations by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
From the Spanish - From the Cancioneros - IV. Glove of black in white hand bare
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IV. Glove of black in white hand bare Glove of black in white hand bare, And about her forehead pale Wound a thin, transparent veil, That doth not conceal her hair; Sovereign attitude and air, Cheek and neck alike displayed With coquettish charms arrayed, Laughing eyes and fugitive;-- This is killing men that live, 'T is not mourning for the dead. Content: From the Spanish - From the Cancioneros: IV. Glove of black in white hand bare [Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's poem Translations] Read next: From the Swedish and Danish#Passages from Frithiof's Saga#I. Frithiof's Homestead Read previous: From the Spanish#From the Cancioneros#III. Come, O death, so silent flying Table of content of Translations GO TO TOP OF SCREEN Post your review Your review will be placed after the table of content of this book

Translations by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow