Robert Silliman Hillyer

1895-1961 / East Orange, New Jersey

Popular Poems

III. 'Then judge me as thou wilt, I cannot flee'
XIX. 'Although the spring is hastening to pursue'
XXI. 'Two lovers stood alone beneath the night'
XXIV. 'There was a boy in some forgotten spring'
XXXII. 'Thou only wert my hope, and thou art gone'
XXXI. 'Only last night we dwelt together, we'
V. 'I cannot yet admit unchecked despair'
VII. 'How strange it is that thine ethereal grace'
I. 'Quickly and pleasantly the seasons blow'
XXIII. 'Over the waters but a single bough'
XXV. 'Now would that thou wert here, my happiness'
XV. 'How oft the traitor trumpet sounds retreat'
XXXIV. 'Long after both of us are scattered dust'
XIII. 'Poor faltering lines, my weary soul's relief'