Poems

This section holds poems whose author is not named. Many of them come from published books, so until the author is known and permission is given, the full texts are not shown. Below are the titles or first lines, so the poems can be found in books and libraries.

• homeland evil feelings …
• comes from the sun its light …
• I hear Hall says …
• Ozoli even in the Baltics …
• green mist takes the trail …
• OK to live in my country …
• long birds …
• When the stars light up upon thee, my country …
• no happiness in the distance look. Put your ear to the …
• . . . We win when we won the war themselves servants soul …
• Every nation goes forward, a burning heart. And magic on …
• Nothing …
• man has the same relation with the land as a tree, which …
• taken off the wings and carefully consider their native …
• Only he who lives face to face with the earth, everything …
• is clear spring water that comes from deep apakšzemēm, …
• As long as mankind inhabited the earth, there will be …
• of land lying in our bosom and futurity less common, there …
• Living where I live, but do not say never - here I am at …
• native ievziedu smell gives more power than the exotic …

Where to read legally
Union catalogue of Latvian libraries · National Library of Latvia digital library

Freely available poems on this site
Aleksandrs Čaks · Ēriks Ādamsons · Fricis Bārda · Aspazija · Edvarts Virza · Vilis Plūdons · Kārlis Skalbe

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