Songs of the Army of the Night

Name: Songs of the Army of the Night
Author: Francis Adams

80 piezas en la casa

Francis Adams

Piezas 80

A death at sea. (Coral Sea, Australia.)
A fool. (Brisbane)
A Glimpse of China
A Mahommadan ship Fireman
A South-sea Islander
A street fight. (To MR F——.)
A Visitor in the Camp. — To MARY ROBINSON
"Algernon Charles Swinburne."
"Anarchism."
Art
Art
At the Seamen's Union. "the Seamen and the Miners."
Australia
"Australia: — Victoria—new South Wales—Queensland."
Aux Ternes. (Paris.)
"Axiom."
Belgravia by night. "Move on!"
Dai Butsu. (Kama Kura.)
"Dawnwards?"
"Defeat?"
Dirge. (Brisbane.)
Drill
Dublin at dawn
"Elsie:" — A memory
"England."
Evening Hymn in the Hovels
Farewell to the children
Farewell to the market. "Susannah and Mary-Jane."
"Father Abe." — The song
From a Verandah. (Sydney.)
Hagar
"Henry George." (Melbourne.)
Her Poem: "my baby girl, that was born and died on the same day."
"Here and there." — In the Pit. "Chant of the Firemen."
"Holy Russia."
Hong-Kong Lyrics
In an East end Hovel. — To a workman, a would-be Suicide
In the Edgware road. (To LORD L——.)
In the sea-gardens. (Sydney.)
In the street. — Lord ——
In Trafalgar Square
"Ireland."
Jesus
Labour—Capital—land
"Liberty!"
"Lord Leitrim."
"Nationalism and m'Ilwraith!" — The Queensland Elections cry, 1888
"One among so many."
Parallels for the Pious
Pere-la-Chaise. (Paris.)
"Prayer."
Proem. "outside London."
Song of the Dispossessed. "to Jesus."
The Australian flag
The Caged eagle
The Fisherman. (Mindanao, Philippines.)
The peasants' Revolt
"The truth."
To an old friend in England. "Esau."
To an Unionist
To Charles Parnell
To E. L. Zox. (Melbourne.)
To England
To Henry George in America
To his love
To India
To Japan
To John Ruskin. (After reading his "Modern Painters.")
To my friend Sydney Jephcott, — With a Copy of my "Poetical works."
To queen Victoria in England. — An Address on her Jubilee year
To the Artists
To the Christians
To the Emperor William
To the girls of the Unions
To the sons of Labour
"Tyranny." (Melbourne.)
"Upstarts."
Victoria to James Moorhouse
"Why!"
William Wallace. (For the Ballarat statue of him.)