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Madison Cawein
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- A Ballad — of Sweethearts
- A Belgian Christmas — The "happy year" of 1914
- A blown rose
- 'A broken rainbow on the skies of may'
- A Cameo
- A Cavalier's Toast
- A Character
- A. D. Nineteen hundred
- A. D. Nineteen Hundred
- A dark day of summer
- A Dirge
- A dream shape
- A Dreamer of dreams
- A Fairy Cavalier
- A fallen beech
- A flower of the fields
- A forest Idyl
- A ghost of Yesterday
- A gray day
- A Guinevere
- A Lament
- A last word
- A last word
- A Mabinogi
- A melody
- A Mood
- A Motive in gold and gray
- A night in June
- A November Sketch
- A poet's Epitaph
- A Pre-Existence
- A road song
- A rose o' the hills
- A song for old age
- A Song — for Yule
- A Southern girl
- A thought
- A twilight moth
- A twilight moth
- A Valentine
- A voice on the wind
- A voice on the wind
- Abandoned
- Above the vales
- Achievement
- Adventurers
- After death
- After long grief
- After long grief and pain
- After long Grief and pain
- After rain
- After storm
- Afterword
- Afterword
- Airy tongues
- Airy tongues
- Allurement
- Along the Ohio
- Along the Ohio
- Along the Ohio
- Along the stream
- Amadis and Oriana
- Ambition
- Ambition
- America
- Among the acres of the wood
- Among the knobs
- An Address to night
- An Anemone
- An antique
- An autumn night
- An Ode — In Commemoration of the Founding of the
- An Old Tale Re-told
- Analogies
- Andalia and the Springtime
- Answered
- Answered
- Apart
- Aphrodite
- Apocalypse
- Apportionment
- Arcana
- Argonaut
- Argonauts
- Art. [A Phantasy.]
- Artemis
- Aspiration
- Aspiration
- Assumption
- At her grave
- At last
- At last
- At moonrise
- At Nineveh
- At parting
- At Parting
- At sunset
- At sunset
- At the Corregidor'S
- At the end of the road
- At the ferry
- At the lane's End
- At the lane’s end
- At the Sign of the skull
- At the stile
- At the stile
- At twenty-one
- At twilight
- Aubade
- August
- Authorities
- Autumn
- Autumn sorrow
- Autumn storm
- Baby Mary
- Bare boughs
- Bare boughs
- Beautiful-Bosomed, o night
- Beauty and art
- Beech blooms
- Beech blooms
- Before the end
- Before the rain
- Before the tomb
- Behram and Eddetma
- "Below the sunset's range of rose"
- Beltenebros at Miraflores
- Beneath the beeches
- Berrying
- Bertrand de born
- Black Vesper's Pageants
- Black vesper’s Pageants
- By the trysting-beech
- By wold and wood
- Can I forget?
- Can such things be
- Cara Mia
- Carissima Mea
- Carissima Mea
- Carmen
- Caverns — Written of Colossal Cave, Kentucky
- Chant before battle
- Chatterton
- Child and father
- Chords
- Chords
- Chryselephantine
- Circe
- Clairvoyance
- Clearing
- Clouds
- “Clouds of the Autumn night”
- Cold
- Cold
- “Come to the hills”
- Communicants
- Comradery
- Comradery
- Comrades
- Conclusion
- Conscience
- Conscience
- Consecration
- Constance
- Content
- Content
- Contrasts
- Contrasts
- Creole Serenade
- Creole Serenade
- Dawn
- Dawn
- Day and night
- Days and days
- Days and days
- Days and dreams
- Days come and go
- Dead and gone
- Dead and gone
- Dead cities
- Dead man’s run
- Dead sea fruit
- Death
- Death in life
- Deep in the forest
- Deficiency
- Deity
- Deity
- Demeter
- Der Freischutz. — Es gibt im Menschenleben Augenblicke
- Deserted
- Despair
- Despondency
- Despondency
- Dionysia
- Dionysos
- Dirge
- Dirge
- Discovery
- Disenchantment of death
- Disenchantment of death
- Distance
- Diurnal
- Dolce far — Niente
- Don Quixote — On receiving a bottle of Sherry Wine of the same name
- Dreams
- Drouth
- Drouth in Autumn
- Dum Vivimus
- Dusk
- Dusk in the woods
- Dusk in the woods
- Earth and moon
- Earth and moon
- Eidolons
- Eidolons
- Eleusinian
- Elfin
- Elphin
- Elusion
- Enchantment
- Enchantment
- Encouragement
- Encouragement
- Epilogue
- Epiphany
- Epiphany
- Esoteric beauty
- Evasion
- Evasion
- Evening on the farm
- Face to face
- Fairies
- Falerina
- Fall
- Fall
- Fall fancies
- Fern-seed
- Feud
- Field and — Forest Call
- Field and forest call
- Finale
- Finale
- Five fancies
- Floridian
- Floridian
- Flowers
- Flowers
- Forest and field
- Forevermore
- Foreword
- Fortune
- Fragments
- From Unbelief to Belief
- Frost
- Frost
- Frost
- Fulfillment
- Fulfillment
- Garden Gossip
- Gargaphie
- Genius — Loci
- Geraldine
- Geraldine, Geraldine
- Gertrude
- Gertrude
- Ghost — Stories
- Ghost weather
- Ghosts
- Ghosts
- God’s green book
- Going for the cows
- Gray November
- Gypsying
- Hackelnberg
- Haec Olim Meminisse
- Hallowe’en
- Harvesting
- Haunted
- He who loves
- Heart of my heart
- Heart of my Heart
- Heart's Encouragement
- Heat
- Heat
- Helen
- Helen
- Her eyes
- Her — Portrait
- Her prayer
- Her vesper song
- Her Vesper song
- Her violin
- Her violin
- Her Vivien eyes
- Hills of the west
- Hills of the west
- Hoar-frost
- Home
- Home
- Home again
- Hoodoo
- Hymn to — Desire
- I. Spring on the hills
- Ideal Divination
- Identities
- “If I were her lover”
- Ii. Moss and fern
- Iii. The thorn tree
- Immortelles
- Imperfection
- In a garden
- In ages past
- In an old garden
- In Arcady
- In Autumn
- In June
- IN June
- In Late fall
- In may
- In Middle Spring
- In Mythic seas
- In November
- In pearl and gold
- In solitary places
- In summer
- In the beech woods
- In the forest
- In the garden of girls
- In the lane
- In the shadow of the beeches
- In the South. [Serenade.]
- In the wildwood
- In the wood
- In winter
- In winter
- Indian summer
- Indifference
- Insomnia
- Interpreted
- Interpreted
- Intimations of the beautiful
- Invocation
- Invocation
- Ismael
- Iv. The Hamadryad
- Jotunheim
- July
- June
- Kennst du das land. — From the German of Goethe
- Kinship
- Kinship
- Knight-Errant
- Knight-Errant
- La Beale Isoud
- Lalage
- Last days
- Last days
- Late October
- Late October
- Late October woods
- Laus Deo
- Leander to Hero
- Life
- Life's — Seasons
- Life’s Seasons
- Light and wind
- Light and wind
- Light and wind
- Lilith
- Lillita
- Lines
- Lines
- Long ago
- Longing
- Lora of the vales
- Lords of the Visionary eye
- Lost love
- Lotus
- Love
- Love and a day
- Love and a day
- Love Despised
- Love Despised
- Love in a garden
- Love in a garden
- Love, the Interpreter
- Loveliness
- Lyanna
- Lydia
- Lynchers
- Lynchers
- Lynchers
- March
- Margery
- Masked
- Masks
- Mater Dolorosa
- May
- May
- Meeting and Parting
- Meeting in — Summer
- Meeting in the woods
- Memories
- Mendicants
- Mene Tekel Upharsin
- Messengers
- Messengers
- Metamorphosis
- Microcosm
- Mid-winter
- Midsummer
- Midsummer
- Midwinter
- Mignon
- Mirabile Dictu
- Miriam
- Miriam
- Mnemonics
- Mnemosyne
- Moly
- Monochromes
- Moon Fairies
- Morgan le — Fay
- Morning and night. — From "the triumph of music."
- Mosby at Hamilton
- Musagetes
- Music
- Music. [a Nocturne.]
- Music and moonlight
- Music and sleep
- Musings
- My Lady of Verne
- My romance
- My rose
- My Suit
- Mysteries
- Myth and — Romance
- Nearing Christmas
- Nepenthe
- Never (Song)
- New world Idylls
- Night
- Night
- Night
- Night
- Nightfall
- Nightshade
- Nocturne
- Noëra
- Nooning
- North beach, Florida
- November
- O Maytime woods!
- Occult
- October
- October
- October
- Of the Slums
- Of the Slums
- Old ghosts
- Old — Homes
- Old Sir John
- Olivia in the autumn
- Omens
- Omens
- On a dial
- On Chenoweth’s run
- On Old Cape Ann
- On Opening an old School volume of Horace
- On re-Reading Certain German poets
- On stony-run
- On the farm
- On the Hilltop
- On the Jellico Spur of the Cumberlands — To J. Fox, Jr
- On the Jellico-Spur. — To my friend, John Fox, Jr
- On the road
- One day and another. — Part I
- One night
- One who loved Nature
- Opium — On reading De Quincey’s “Confessions of an Opium Eater.”
- Orgie
- Orgie
- Oriental romance
- Orlando mad
- Ossian
- Ossian's Poems
- Our cause
- Out of the depths
- Overseas
- Passion
- Pastoral love
- Paths
- Paths
- Paths
- Pause
- Pause
- Peace
- Pearls
- Pearls
- Penetralia
- Perle des Jardins
- Persephone
- Pestilence
- Phantoms
- Pictured
- Pledges
- Poems of forest and field Proem
- Poems of love
- Poetry and philosophy
- Poetry and Philosophy
- Poppy and Mandragora
- Poppy and Mandragora
- Porphyrogenita
- Portents
- Praeterita
- Pre-Ordination
- Preludes
- Problems
- Problems
- Processional
- Proem
- Proem
- Proem to “Undertones”
- Prototypes
- Quatrains
- Quatrains
- Quatrains
- Quatrains
- Quatrains — Poetry
- Questionings
- Questionings
- Qui Docet, Discit
- Quiet
- Quiet lanes
- “Quo Vadis”
- "Quo Vadis"
- Rain
- Rain
- Rain and wind
- Rain in the woods
- Rain in the woods
- Reasons
- Reasons
- Reconciliation
- Red leaves and roses
- Reed call for April
- Reincarnation
- Rembrandts
- Remembered
- Remembered
- Requiem
- Requiem
- Requiescat
- Response
- Response
- Response
- Rest
- Restraint
- Restraint
- Revealment
- Revealment
- Revelation
- Reverie
- Revisited
- Riches
- Riley — His Birthday, October the 7th, 1912
- Robert Browning
- Romance
- Romantic love
- Romaunt of — the Oak
- Rose and rue
- “Rose leaves, when the rose is dead”
- Rosemary
- Rosemary
- Satan
- Sea dreams
- Second sight
- Second sight
- Self
- Self
- Self and soul
- Senorita
- Senorita
- Senorita
- September
- Serenade
- “She is so much”
- Sibylline
- Sic Vos Non Vobis
- Simulacra
- Simulacra
- Sin
- Since then
- Since then
- Siren sands
- Sleep
- Sleep is a spirit
- Snow
- Snow — and Fire
- Some summer days
- Song
- Song of the elf
- Song of the spirits of Spring
- Spirit of — Dreams
- Spring
- Spring
- Spring (After the German of Goethe, Faust, II)
- Spring twilight
- Spring twilight
- Spring twilight
- St. John's Eve
- Standing-stone creek
- Storm
- Storm
- Strollers
- Substratum
- Success
- Summer
- Summer
- Summer Noontide
- Sunset and storm
- Sunset clouds
- Sunset clouds
- Sunset dreams
- Sunset on the river
- Superstition
- Superstition
- Swinging
- Sylvia of the woodland
- Tabernacles
- Tempest
- The Alcalde's daughter
- The Artist
- The Awakening
- The battle
- The beautiful
- The berriers. — Morn
- The black knight
- The blind Harper
- The boy Columbus
- The broken drouth
- The Changeling
- The Chipmunk
- The city of darkness
- The closed door
- The Covered bridge
- The creaking door
- The creek
- The cross
- The cry of Earth
- The cup of Comus — Proem
- The dead day
- The death of love
- The death of love
- The dream
- The dream
- The dream of Christ
- The dream of dread
- The Dream — of Roderick
- The Dryad
- The elf's song
- The Epic
- The eve of all-Saints
- "The fairy Rade."
- The Family Burying-ground
- The Farmstead
- The Farmstead
- The Farmstead
- "The Fathers of our Fathers" — battleship Maine, blown up in Havana harbor, February 15th
- The Faun
- The Festival of the Aisne
- The feud
- The forest of dreams
- The forest spring
- The forest spring
- The forest way
- The Forester
- The Glory — and the Dream
- The — Glowworm
- The golden hour
- The grasshopper
- The Grasshopper
- The — Harvest Moon
- The haunted garden
- The haunted house
- The haunted house
- The Headless Horseman
- The heart o’ spring
- The heart o' spring
- The heart of Spring
- The heron. — Evening
- The higher brotherhood
- The Higher Brotherhood
- The hills
- The Hillside grave
- The hollow
- The house of death
- The house of fear
- The hushed house
- The Ideal
- The Idyll of the standing stone
- The Iron age
- The Iron crags
- The Isle of voices
- The jessamine and the morning-glory
- The jongleur
- The Khalif and the Arab. — A Transcript
- The king
- The Lady of the hills
- The lamp at the window
- The Land — of Illusion
- The last Scion of the House of Clare. — Year 13—
- The Last — Song
- The leaf-cricket
- The Legend of the stone
- The light and lark
- The Limnad
- The Limnad
- The lonely land
- The long room
- The lost dream
- The love of loves
- The lust of the world
- The magic purse
- The man in gray. — Written for the Reunion of the Confederate Veterans at
- The Mermaid
- The Message of the lilies
- The mill-water
- The mirror
- The Moated Manse
- The mood o' the earth
- The Naiad
- The name on the tree
- The new York Skyscraper — The Woolworth Building
- The night-wind
- The Nixes' song
- The Ohio falls
- The old Byway
- The old dreamer
- The old Farm
- The old house
- The old house by the mere
- The old man dreams
- The old spring
- The old Spring
- The old swing
- The Old — Water-Mill
- The other woman
- The owlet
- The parting
- The Passing of the beautiful
- The path to faery
- The picture
- The portrait
- The Punishment of Loke
- The Puritans' — Christmas
- The Purple — Valleys
- The quarrel
- The Quarrel
- The Quest
- The rain
- The — Rain-Crow
- The rain-Crow
- The rain-crow
- The redbird
- The ride
- The ride
- The Rising of the moon
- The Romanza
- The ruined mill
- The Screech-owl
- The sea spirit
- The shadow
- The Sirens
- The Sleeper
- The Somnambulist
- The spell
- The spirit of the forest spring
- The Spring. "O Fons Bandusiae!"
- "The sweet o' the year."
- The three Urgandas
- The toll-man's daughter
- The Triumph of music
- The Troubadour
- The Troubadour of Trebizend
- The tryst
- The Tryst
- The vale of Tempe
- The Vampire
- The Vintager
- The Wanderer
- The water-Maid
- The white evening
- The white Vigil
- The Willow bottom
- The wind
- The wind at night
- The wind of spring
- The wind of spring
- The wind of Spring
- The wind of summer
- The wind of winter
- The wind witch
- The winter moon
- The winter moon
- The witch
- The woman Speaks
- The wood
- The wood-path
- "The years wherein I never knew."
- Then and now
- Then and now
- There are faeries
- “This is the face of her”
- Three birds
- Three things
- Time and death and love
- To a Critic — R. H. S
- To a Pansy-Violet — Found Solitary Among the Hills
- To a Wind-Flower
- To a windflower
- To Autumn
- To Autumn
- To ——. "Lydia, dic, per omnes
- To-morrow
- To one reading the Morte d’Arthure
- To Revery
- TO S. McK
- To sorrow
- To sorrow
- To sorrow
- To summer
- To the locust
- Tones
- Too late
- Too late
- Touches
- Transformation
- Transformation
- Transformation
- Transmutation
- Transposed seasons
- Transubstantiation
- Transubstantiation
- Treachery
- Tristram and Isolt
- Tyranny
- Unanointed
- Unanswered
- Unattainable
- Uncalled
- Uncertainty
- Under Arcturus
- Under the hunter's moon
- Under the hunter’s moon
- Under the rose
- Under the stars and Stripes
- Unencouraged aspiration
- Unencouraged Aspiration
- Unforgotten
- Unfulfilled
- Unheard
- Unqualified
- Unqualified
- Unrequited
- Unrequited
- Unto what end
- Unutterable
- Unutterable
- Vagabonds
- Vine and sycamore
- Visions
- Voices
- Voyagers
- Waiting
- Waiting
- War-time Silhouettes
- What little things!
- What of it then
- What you will
- When Lydia — Smiles
- “When she draws near”
- When ships put out to sea
- “When the wine-cup at the lip”
- When the Wine-Cup at the Lip
- Where and what?
- Where the battle passed
- Wherefore
- Wherefore
- Which?
- Which?
- Whippoorwill time
- Why?
- Why?
- Why Should — I Pine?
- Will-o'-the-Wisp
- Will o’ the wisps
- Will o' the Wisps
- Will You — Forget?
- Wind and cloud
- Winter
- Winter
- Winter
- Winter dreams
- Witchcraft
- With the Seasons
- With the Tide
- Witnesses
- Witnesses
- Woman's Portion
- Womanhood
- Womanhood
- Woman’s love
- Wood notes
- Wood-words
- Words
- Words
- World’s Attainment
- Worship
- Wreckage
- Young September
- Youth
- Youth
- Zero
- Zyps of — Zirl