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105 piezas en la casa
Edward Dowden
Piezas
105
A beech-tree in winter
A child’s noonday sleep
A day of Defection
A dream
A song
A song of the new day
A wish
Aboard the “sea-swallow”
After Metastasio
Alone
Among the rocks
AMOR as Landscape-Painter — Imitated from GOETHE’S “AMOR ALS LANDSCHAFTSMALER”
An Autumn song
Andromeda
At mullion (Cornwall) — Sunday
At the Oar
Atalanta
Beau Rivage Hotel — Saturday evening
Brother death
Burdens
By the sea — I. The Assumption
By the window
Compensation
David and Michal (2 SAMUEL vi. 16)
Deus Absconditus
Dürer’s “Melencholia”
Edgar Allan Poe — 1909)
Emerson
Europa
Eurydice
Fame
First love
Flowers from the South of France
Foreign speech
From April to October — I. Beauty
Helena (Tenth year of Troy-Siege)
If it might be
Imitated from Goethe’s “Alexis and Dora”
Imitated from Goethe’s “Ganymede”
Imitated from J. Soulary’s “le Fossoyeur”
In a June night (A Study in the manner of Robert Browning)
In the Cathedral
In the Galleries — I. The Apollo Belvedere
In the mountains
In the twilight
Judgment
King Mob
Life’s gain
Louisa shore (Author of “Hannibal, a Drama”)
Love-TOKENS
Memorials of travel — I. Coaching
Michelangelesque
Millet’s “the Sower”
Moriturus
Musicians
New Hymns for solitude
Nocturne
Oasis
Paradise lost and found
Poesia (To a Painter)
Prologue to Maurice Gerothwohl’s Version of Vigny’s “Chatterton” (March 1909)
Prometheus Unbound
Recovery
Renunciants
Ritualism
Salome (By Henri Regnault)
Sea-sighing
Sea voices
Sent to an American Shakespeare Society
Song and silence
Speakers to God
Subliminal
Sunsets
Swallows
The corn-Crake
The desire to give
The Divining rod
The drops of nectar. 1789 — Imitated from GOETHE’S “DIE NEKTARTROPFEN”
The fountain (an Introduction to the Sonnets)
The gift
The guest
The INITIATION
The mage
The modern Elijah
The morning star
The pool
The RESTING place
The secret of the universe: an Ode (By a Western Spinning Dervish)
The singer’s Plea
“The top of a hill CALLED clear” (In sight of the Celestial City)
The Trespasser
The WANDERER
The WANDERER — WANDERER
The whirligig
The Winnower to the winds (From Joachim de Bellay)
To a child dead as soon as born
To a year
To Hester (At the Piano)
Unuttered
Watershed
Where wert thou?
Windle-Straws
Winter noontide
Wise Passiveness
With a Copy of my “poems”