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Famous Stormless Poems by Famous Poets

These are examples of famous Stormless poems written by some of the greatest and most-well-known modern and classical poets. PoetrySoup is a great educational poetry resource of famous stormless poems. These examples illustrate what a famous stormless poem looks like and its form, scheme, or style (where appropriate).

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by Brontë, Emily
...und - thy wrongs may tear,
But, oh, thy lies shall ne'er beguile!
While gazing on the stars that glow
Above me, in that stormless sea,
I long to hope that all the woe
Creation knows, is held in thee! 

And, this shall be my dream to-night;
I'll think the heaven of glorious spheres
Is rolling on its course of light
In endless bliss, through endless years;
I'll think, there's not one world above,
Far as these straining eyes can see,
Where Wisdom ever laughed at Love,
Or Virtue ...Read More



by Shelley, Percy Bysshe
...n I heard strange tongues, and saw strange flowers,
And the stars methought grew unlike ours,
And the azure sky and the stormless sea
Made me believe that I had died
And waked in a world which was to me
Drear hell, though heaven to all beside.
Then a dead sleep fell on my mind,
Whilst animal life many long years
Had rescued from a chasm of tears;
And, when I woke, I wept to find 
That the same lady, bright and wise,
With silver locks and quick brown eyes,
The mother of my...Read More

by Robinson, Edwin Arlington
...right, by the word of Zeus, with a golden star, 
Wrought of a golden fame, and flung to the central sky, 
To gleam on a stormless tomb for evermore:— 
Whether or not there fell 
To the touch of an alien hand
The sheen of his purple robe and the shine of his diadem, 
Better his end had been 
To die as an old man dies,— 
But the fates are ever the fates, and a crown is ever a crown....Read More

by Tennyson, Alfred Lord
...r side be Victor, in the halloo 
Will topple to the trumpet down, and pass 
With all fair theories only made to gild 
A stormless summer.' 'Let the Princess judge 
Of that' she said: 'farewell, Sir--and to you. 
I shudder at the sequel, but I go.' 

'Are you that Lady Psyche,' I rejoined, 
'The fifth in line from that old Florian, 
Yet hangs his portrait in my father's hall 
(The gaunt old Baron with his beetle brow 
Sun-shaded in the heat of dusty fights) 
As he ...Read More

by Bronte, Charlotte
...th thou sitt'st beside, 
After long absence­wandering wide; 
'Tis thy own wife reads in thine eyes, 
A promise clear of stormless skies, 
For faith and true love light the rays, 
Which shine responsive to her gaze. 

Aye,­well that single tear may fall; 
Ten thousand might mine eyes recall, 
Which from their lids, ran blinding fast, 
In hours of grief, yet scarcely past, 
Well may'st thou speak of love to me;
For, oh ! most truly­I love thee ! 

Yet smile­for we are happy...Read More



by Bronte, Charlotte
...th thou sitt'st beside, 
After long absence­wandering wide; 
'Tis thy own wife reads in thine eyes, 
A promise clear of stormless skies, 
For faith and true love light the rays, 
Which shine responsive to her gaze. 

Aye,­well that single tear may fall; 
Ten thousand might mine eyes recall, 
Which from their lids, ran blinding fast, 
In hours of grief, yet scarcely past, 
Well may'st thou speak of love to me;
For, oh ! most truly­I love thee ! 

Yet smile­for we are happy...Read More

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