Christina Rossetti

The Complete Poems

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Produktbeschreibung

Fully annotated collection, the only available paperback edition, based on the definitive Louisiana State University Press text and with a new introduction and contextual notes by William Rossetti.

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This is a complete collection of the poetry of Christina Rossetti, whose work ranges from poems of fantasy and verses for the young, to ballads - "Goblin Market" - love lyrics, sonnets and religious poetry.

Produktdetails

• Verlag: Penguin Books Ltd
• Seitenzahl: 1312
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. November 2001
• Englisch
• Abmessung: 198mm x 128mm x 60mm
• Gewicht: 862g
• ISBN-13: 9780140423662
• ISBN-10: 0140423664
• Artikelnr.: 22263057

Autorenporträt

Christina Rossetti (1830-1894), sister of the poet and painter Dante Gabriel Rossetti, was educated at home and shared her family's intellectual interests. Ill-health ended her work as a governess and later made her an invalid. Her poetry was first published in 1850 in the Pre-Raphaelite magazine, The Germ, and several volumes of poetry followed, demonstrating an extraordinary emotional and technical range. Betty Sue Flowers is Professor of English at the University of Texas at Austin.

Inhaltsangabe

Text by R. W. Crump with an Introduction and Notes by Betty S. Flowers
Acknowledgments Introduction Table of Dates Further Reading Goblin Market
and Other Poems (1862) Goblin Market In the Round Tower at Jhansi, June 8,
1857 Dream-Land At Home A Triad Love from the North Winter Rain Cousin Kate
Noble Sisters Spring The Lambs of Grasmere, 1860 A Birthday Remember After
Death An End My Dream Song ("Oh roses for the flush of youth") The Hour and
the Ghost A Summer Wish An Apple-Gathering Song ("Two doves upon the
selfsame branch") Maude Clare Echo Winter: My Secret Another Spring A Peal
of Bells Fata Morgana "No, Thank You, John" May ("I cannot tell you how it
was") A Pause of Thought Twilight Calm Wife to Husband Three Seasons Mirage
Shut Out Sound Sleep Song ("She sat and sang alway") Song ("When I am dead,
my dearest") Dead Before Death Bitter for Sweet Sister Maude Rest The First
Spring Day The Convent Threshold Up-Hill
[DEVOTIONAL PIECES]
"The Love of Christ Which Passeth Knowledge" "A Bruised Reed Shall He Not
Break" A Better Resurrection Advent ("This Advent moon shines cold and
clear") The Three Enemies One Certainty Christian and Jew/A Dialogue Sweet
Death Symbols "Consider the Lilies of the Field" ("Flowers preach to us if
we will hear") The World A Testimony Sleep at Sea From House to Home Old
and New Year Ditties Amen The Prince's Progress and Other Poems (1866) The
Prince's Progress Maiden-Song Jessie Cameron Spring Quiet The Poor Ghost A
Portrait Dream-Love Twice Songs in a Cornfield A Year's Windfalls The Queen
of Hearts One Day A Bird's-Eye View Light Love On the Wing A Ring Posy
Beauty Is Vain Maggie a Lady What Would I Give? The Bourne Summer ("Winter
is cold-hearted") Autumn ("I dwell alone-I dwell alone, alone") The Ghost's
Petition Memory A Royal Princess Shall I Forget? Vanity of Vanities ("Ah
woe is me for pleasure that is vain") L. E. L. Life and Death Bird or
Beast? Eve Grown and Flown A Farm Walk Somewhere or Other A Chill Child's
Talk in April Gone for Ever "The Iniquity of the Fathers Upon the Children"
[DEVOTIONAL PIECES]
Despised and Rejected Long Barren If Only Dost Thou Not Care? Weary in
Well-Doing Martyrs' Song After This the Judgment Good Friday ("Am I a stone
and not a sheep") The Lowest Place Poems Added in Goblin Market, The
Prince's Progress and Other Poems (1875) By the Sea From Sunset to Star
Rise Days of Vanity Once for All/(Margaret) Enrica, 1865 Autumn Violets A
Dirge ("Why were you born when the snow was falling") "They Desire a Better
Country" A Green Cornfield A Bride Song Confluents The Lowest Room Dead
Hope A Daughter of Eve Song ("Oh what comes over the sea") Venus's
Looking-Glass Love Lies Bleeding Bird Raptures My Friend Twilight Night A
Bird Song A Smile and a Sigh Amor Mundi The German-French
Campaign/1870-1871: 1. "Thy Brother's Blood Crieth"; 2. "Today for Me" A
Christmas Carol ("In the bleak mid-winter") Consider By the Waters of
Babylon/B.C. 570 Paradise Mother Country "I Will Lift Up Mine Eyes Unto the
Hills" ("I am pale with sick desire") "The Master Is Come, and Calleth for
Thee" Who Shall DeliverMe? "When My Heart Is Vexed, I Will Complain" ("O
Lord, how canst Thou say Thou lovest me?") After Communion Saints and
Angels A Rose Plant in Jericho Sing-Song: A Nursery Rhyme Book Angels at
the foot Love me, - I love you My baby has a father and a mother Out little
baby fell asleep "Kookoorookoo! kookoorookoo!" Baby cry Eight o'clock Bread
and milk for breakfast There's snow on the fields Dead in the cold, a
song-singing thrush I dug and dug amongst the snow A city plum is not a
plum Your brother has a falcon Hear what the mournful linnets say A baby's
cradle with no baby in it Hop-o'-my-thumb and little Jack Horner Hope is
like a harebell trembling from its birth O wind, why do you never rest
Crying, my little one, footsore and weary Growing in the vale A linnet in a
gilded cage Wrens and robins in the hedge My baby has a mottled fist Why
did baby die If all were rain and never sun O wind, where have you been On
the grassy banks Rushes in a watery place Minnie and Mattie Heartease in my
garden bed If I were a Queen What are heavy? sea-sand and sorrow There is
but one May in the year The summer nights are short The days are clear
Twist me a crown of wind-flowers Brown and furry A toadstoll comes up in a
night A pocket hankerchief to hem If a pig wore a wig Seldom "can't" 1 and
1 are 2 How many seconds in a minute What will you give me for my pound
January cold desolate What is pink? a rose is pink Mother shake the
cherry-tree A pin has a head, but has no hair Hopping frog, hop here and be
seen Where innocent bright-eyed daisies are The city mouse lives in a house
What does the donkey bray about Three plum buns A motherless soft lambkin
Dancing on the hill-tops When fishes set umbrellas up The peacock has a
score of eyes Pussy has a whiskered face The dog lies in his kennel If hope
grew on a bush I planted a hand Under the ivy bush There is one that has a
head without an eye If a mouse could fly Sing me a song The lily has an air
Margaret has a milking-pail In the meadow - what in the meadow A frisky
lamb Mix a pancake The wind has such a rainy sound Three little children
Fly away, fly away over the sea Minnie bakes oaten cakes A white hen
sitting Currants on a bush I have but one rose in the world Rosy maiden
Winifred When the cows come home the milk is coming Roses blushing red and
white "Ding a ding" A ring upon her finger "Ferry me across the water" When
a mounting skylark sings Who has seen the wind The horses of the sea O
sailor, come ashore A diamond or a coal An emerald is green as grass Boats
sail on the rivers The lily has a smooth stalk Hurt no living thing I
caught a little ladybird All the bells were ringing Wee wee husband I have
a little husband The dear old woman in the lane Swift and sure the swallow
"I dreamt I caught a little owl" What does the bee do I have a Poll parrot
A house of cards The rose with such a bonny blush The rose that blushes
rosy red Oh fair to see Clever little Willie wee The peach tree on the
southern wall A rose has thorns as well as honey Is the moon tired? she
looks so pale If stars dropped out of heaven "Goodbye in fear, goodbye in
sorrow" If the sun could tell us half If the moon came from heaven O Lady
Moon, your horns point toward the east What do the stars do Motherless baby
and babyless mother Crimson curtains round my mother's bed Baby lies so
fast asleep I know a baby, such a baby Lullaby, oh lullaby Lie a-bed Poems
Added in Sing-Song: A Nursery Rhyme Book Brownie, Brownie, let down your
milk Sroke a flint, and there is nothing to admire I am a King Playing at
bob cherry Blind from my birth A Pageant and Other Poems (1881) Sonnets are
full of love, and this my tome The Key-Note The Months/A Pageant Pastime
"Italia, Io Ti Saluto!" Mirrors of Life and Death A Ballad of Boding Yet a
Little While ("I dreamed and did not seek: today I seek") He and She Monna
Innominata "Luscious and Sorrowful" ("Beautiful, tender, wasting away for
sorrow") De Profundis Tempus Fugit Golden Glories Johnny "Hollow-sounding
and Mysterious" Maiden May Till Tomorrow Death-Watches Touching "Never"
Brandons Both A Life's Parallels At Last Golden Silences In the Willow
Shade Fluttered Wings A Fisher-Wife What's in a Name? Mariana Memento Mori
"One Foot on Sea, and One on Shore" Buds and Babies Boy Johnny Freaks of
Fashion An October Garden "Summer Is Ended" Passing and Glassing "I Will
Arise" A Prodigal Son Soeur Louise de la Misericorde An "Immurata" Sister
"If Thou Sayest, Behold, We Knew It Not" The Thread of Life An Old-World
Thicket "All Thy Works Praise Thee, O Lord"/A Processional of Creation
Later Life: A Double Sonnet of Sonnets "For Thine Own Sake, O My God" Until
the Day Break "Of Him That Was Ready to Perish" "Behold the Man!" The
Descent from the Cross "It Is Finished" An Easter Carol "Behold a Shaking"
All Saints ("They are flocking from the East") "Take Care of Him" A
Martyr/The Vigil of the Feast Why? "Love Is Strong as Death" ("I have not
sought Thee, I have not found Thee") Poems Added in Poems (1888, 1890)
Birchington Churchyard One Sea-Side Grave Brother Bruin "A Helpmeet for
Him" A Song of Flight A Wintry Sonnet Resurgam Today's Burden "There Is a
Budding Morrow in Midnight" Exultate Deo A Hope Carol Christmas Carols:
"Whoso hears a chiming for Christmas in the nighest"; "A holy, heavenly
chime"; Lo! newborn Jesus A Candlemas Dialogue Mary Magdalene and the Other
Mary/A Song for XII Maries Patience of Hope Verses (1893)
"OUT OF THE DEEP HAVE I CALLED UNTO THEE, O LORD"
Alone Lord God, in Whom our trust and peace Seven vials hold Thy wrath: but
what can hold "Where neither rust nor moth doth corrupt" "As the sparks fly
upwards" Lord, make us all love all: that when we meet O Lord, I am ashamed
to seek Thy Face It is not death, O Christ, to die for Thee Lord, grant us
eyes to see and ears to hear "Cried out with Tears" O Lord, on Whom we gaze
and dare not gaze "I will come and heal him" Ah, Lord, Lord, if my heart
were right with Thine "The gold of that land is good" Weigh all my faults
and follies righteously Lord, grant me grace to love Thee in my pain Lord,
make me one with Thine own faithful ones "Light of Light"
CHRIST OUR ALL IN ALL
"The ransomed of the Lord" Lord, we are rivers running to Thy sea "An
exceeding bitter cry" O Lord, when Thou didst call me, didst Thou know
"Thou, God, seest me" Lord Jesus, who would think that I am Thine "The Name
of Jesus" Lord God of Hosts, most Holy and most High Lord, what have I that
I may offer Thee If I should say "my heart is in my home" Leaf from leaf
Christ knows Lord, carry me. - Nay, but I grant thee strength Lord, I am
here. - But, child, I look for thee New creatures; the Creator still the
Same "King of kings and lord of lords" Thy Name, O Christ, as incense
streaming forth "The Good Shepherd" "Rejoice with Me" Shall not the Judge
of all the earth do right Me and my gift: kind Lord, behold "He cannot deny
Himself" "Slain from the foundation of the world" Lord Jesu, Thou art
sweetness to my soul I, Lord, Thy foolish sinner low and small "Because He
first loved us" Lord, hast Thou so loved us, and will not we As the dove
which found no rest "Thou art Fairer than the children of men" "As the
Apple Tree among the trees of the wood" None other Lamb, none other Name
"Thy Friend and thy Father's Friend forget not" "Surely He has borne our
griefs" "They toil not, neither do they spin" Darkness and light are both
alike to Thee "And now why tarriest thou?" Have I not striven, my God, and
watched and prayed "God is our Hope and Strength" Day and night the Accuser
makes no pause O mine enemy Lord, dost Thou look on me, and will not I
"Peace I leave with you" O Christ our All in each, our All in all Because
Thy Love hath sought me Thy fainting spouse, yet still Thy spouse "Like as
the hart desireth the water brooks" "That where I am, there ye may be also"
"Judge not according to the appearance" My God, wilt Thou accept, and will
not we A chill blank world. Yet over the utmost sea "The Chiefest among ten
thousand" ("O Jesu, better than thy gifts")
Some Feasts and Fasts
Advent Sunday Advent ("Earth grown old, yet still so green") Sooner or
later: yet at last Christmas Eve Christmas Day Christmastide St. John,
Apostle "Beloved, let us love one another," says St. John Holy Innocents
("They scarcely waked before they slept") Unspotted lambs to follow the one
Lamb Epiphany Epiphanytide Septuagesima Sexagesima That Eden of earth's
sunrise cannot vie Quinquagesima Piteous my rhyme is Ash Wednesday ("My
God, my God, have mercy on my sin") Good Lord, today Lent Embertide
Mid-Lent Passiontide Palm Sunday Monday in Holy Week Tuesday in Holy Week
Wednesday in Holy Week Maundy Thursday Good Friday Morning Good Friday
("Lord Jesus Christ, grown faint upon the Cross") Good Friday Evening "A
bundle of myrrh is my Well-beloved to me" Easter Even ("The tempest over
and gone, the calm begun") Our Church Palms are budding willow twigs Easter
Day Easter Monday Easter Tuesday Rogationtide Ascension Eve Ascension Day
Whitsun Eve ("'As many as I love.' - Ah, Lord, Who lovest all") Whitsun Day
Whitsun Monday Whitsun Tuesday Trinity Sunday Conversion of St. Paul In
weariness and painfulness St. Paul Vigil of the Presentation Feast of the
Presentation The Purification of St. Mary the Virgin Vigil of the
Annunciation Feast of the Annunciation Herself a rose, who bore the Rose
St. Mark St. Barnabas Vigil of St. Peter St. Peter St. Peter once: "Lord,
dost Thou wash my feet?" I followed Thee, my God, I followed Thee Vigil of
St. Bartholomew St. Michael and All Angels Vigil of All Saints All Saints
("As grains of sand, as stars, as drops of dew") All Saints: Martyrs "I
gave a sweet smell" Hark! the Alleluias of the great salvation A Song for
the Least of All Saints Sunday before Advent
GIFTS AND GRACES
Love loveth Thee, and wisdom loveth Thee Lord, give me love that I may love
Thee much "As a king,....unto the King" O ye who love today Life that was
born today "Perfect Love casteth out Fear" Hope is the counterpoise of fear
"Subject to like Passions as we are" Experience bows a sweet contented face
"Charity never Faileth" "The Greatest of these is Charity" All beneath the
sun hasteth If thou be dead, forgive and thou shalt live "Let Patience have
her perfect work" ("Can man rejoice who lives in hourly fear?") Patience
must dwell with Love, for Love and Sorrow "Let everything that hath breath
praise the Lord" What is the beginning? Love. What the course? Love still
Lord, make me pure Love, to be love, must walk Thy way Lord, I am feeble
and of mean account Tune me, O Lord, into one Harmony "They shall be as
white as snow" Thy lilies drink the dew "When I was in trouble I called
upon the Lord" Grant us such grace that we may work Thy Will "Who hath
despised the day of small things?" "Do this, and he doeth it" "That no man
take thy Crown" "Ye are come unto Mount Sion" "Sit down in the lowest room"
"Lord, it is good for us to be here" Lord, grant us grace to rest upon Thy
word
THE WORLD. SELF-DESTRUCTION
"A vain Shadow" "Lord, save us, we perish" What is this above thy head
Babylon the Great "Standing afar off for the fear of her torment" "O
Lucifer, Son of the Morning!" Alas, alas! for the self-destroyed As froth
on the face of the deep "Where their worm dieth not, and the fire is not
quenched" Toll, bell, toll. For hope is flying
DIVERS WORLDS. TIME AND ETERNTIY Earth has clear call of daily bells
"Escape to the Mountain" I lift mine eyes to see: earth vanisheth "Yet a
little while" ("Heaven is not far, though far the sky") "Behold, it was
very good" "Whatsoever is right, that shall ye receive" This near-at-hand
land breeds pain by measure "Was Thy Wrath against the Sea?" "And there was
no more Sea" Roses on a brier We are of those who tremble at Thy word
"Awake, thou that sleepest" We know not when, we know not where "I will
lift up mine eyes unto the Hills" ("When sick of life and all the world")
"Then whose shall those things be?" "His Banner over me was Love" Beloved,
yield thy time to God, for He Time seems not short The half moon shows a
face of plaintive sweetness "As the Doves to their windows" Oh knell of a
passing time Time passeth away with its pleasure and pain "The Earth shall
tremble at the Look of Him" Time lengthening, in the lengthening seemeth
long "All Flesh is Grass" Heaven's chimes are slow, but sure to strike at
last "There remaineth therefore a Rest to the People of God" Parting after
parting "They put their trust in Thee, and were not confounded" Short is
time, and only time is bleak For Each For All
NEW JERUSALEM AND ITS CITIZENS
"The Holy City, New Jerusalem" When wickedness is broken as a tree
Jerusalem of fire "She shall be brought unto the King" Who is this that
cometh up not alone Who sits with the King in His Throne? Not a slave but a
bride Antipas "Beautiful for situation" Lord, by what inconceivable dim
road "As cold waters to a thirsty soul, so is good news from a far country"
Cast down but not destroyed, chastened not slain Lift up thine eyes to seek
the invisible "Love is strong as Death" ("As flames that consume the
mountains, as winds that coerce the sea") "Let them rejoice in their beds"
("Crimson as the rubies, crimson as the roses") Slain in their high places:
fallen on rest "What hath God wrought!" "Before the Throne, and before the
Lamb" "He shall go no more out" Yea, blessed and holy is he that hath part
in the First Resurrection The joy of Saints, like incense turned to fire
What are these lovely ones, yea, what are these? "The General Assembly and
Church of the Firstborn" "Every one that is perfect shall be as his master"
"As dying, and behold we live" "So great a cloud of Witnesses" Our Mothers,
lovely women pitiful Safe where I cannot lie yet "Is it well with the
child?" Dear Angels and dear disembodied Saints "To every seed his own
body" "What good shall my life do me?" ("Have dead men long to wait?")
SONGS FOR STRANGERS AND PILGRIMS
"Her Seed; It shall bruise thy head" "Judge nothing before the time" How
great is little man Man's life is but a working day If not with hope of
life "The day is at hand" "Endure hardness" "Whither the Tribes go up, even
the Tribes of the Lord" Where never tempest heaveth Marvel of marvels, if I
myself shall behold "What is that to thee? follow thou me" "Worship God"
"Afterward he repented, and went" "Are they not all Ministering Spirits?"
Our life is long. Not so, wise Angels say Lord, what have I to offer?
sickening far Joy is but sorrow Can I know it? - Nay "When my heart is
vexed I will complain" ("The fields are white to harvest, look and see")
"Praying always" "As thy days, so shall thy strength be" A heavy heart, if
ever heart was heavy If love is not worth loving, then life is not worth
living What is it Jesus saith unto the soul They lie at rest, our blessed
dead "Ye that fear Him, both small and great" "Called to be Saints" The
sinner's own fault? So it was Who cares for earthly bread tho' white?
Laughing Life cries at the feast "The end is not yet" Who would wish back
the Saints upon our rough "That which hath been is named already, and it is
known that it is Man" Of each sad word which is more sorrowful "I see that
all things come to an end" "But Thy Commandment is exceeding broad" Sursum
Corda O ye,who are not dead and fit Where shall I find a white rose blowing
"Redeeming the Time" "Now they desire a Better Country" A Castle-Builder's
World "These all wait upon Thee" "Doeth well...doeth better" Our heaven
must be within ourselves "Vanity of Vanities" ("Of all the downfalls in the
world") The hills are tipped with sunshine, while I walk Scarce tolerable
life, which all life long All heaven is blazing yet "Balm in Gilead" "In
the day of his Espousals" "She came from the uttermost part of the earth"
Alleluia! or Alas! my heart is crying The Passion Flower hath sprung up
tall God's Acre "The Flowers appear on the Earth" "Thou knewest...thou
oughtest therefore" "Go in Peace" "Half dead" "One of the Soldiers with a
Spear pierced His Side" Where love is, there comes sorrow Bury Hope out of
sight A Churchyard Song of Patient Hope One woe is past. Come what come
will "Take no thought for the morrow" "Consider the Lilies of the field"
("Solomon most gracious in array") "Son, remember" "Heaviness may endure
for a night, but Joy cometh in the morning" "The Will of the Lord be done"
"Lay up for yourselves treasures in Heaven" "Whom the Lord loveth He
chasteneth" "Then shall ye shout" Everything that is born must die Lord,
grant us calm, if calm can set forth Thee Changing Chimes "Thy Servant will
go and fight with this Philistine" Thro' burden and heat of the day "Then I
commended Mirth" Sorrow hath a double voice Shadows today, while shadows
show God's Will "Truly the Light is sweet" "Are ye not much better than
they?" "Yea, the sparrow hath found her an house" "I am small and of no
reputation" O Christ my God Who seest the unseen Yea, if Thou wilt, Thou
canst put up Thy sword Sweetness of rest when Thou sheddest rest O foolish
Soul! to make thy count Before the beginning Thou hast foreknown the end
The goal in sigh! Look up and sing Looking back along life's trodden way
Separately Published Poems Death's Chill Between Heart's Chill Between
Repining New Enigmas Charades The Rose ("O Rose, thou flower of flowers,
thou fragrant wonder") The Trees' Counselling "Behold, I stand at the door
and knock" "Gianni my friend and I both strove to excel" The Offering of
the New Law, the One Oblation once Offered The eleventh hour I know you not
A Christmas Carol ("Before the paling of the stars") Easter Even ("There is
nothing more that they can do") Come unto Me Ash Wednesday ("Jesus, do I
love Thee?") Spring Fancies "Last Night" Peter Grump/Forss Helen Grey If
Seasons ("Oh the cheerful budding-time") Henry Hardiman Within the Veil
Paradise: in a Symbol "In July" "Love hath a name of Death" "Tu scnedi
dalle stelle, O Re del Cielo" "Alas my Lord" An Alphabet Husband and Wife
Michael F.M. Rossetti A Sick Child's Meditation "Love is all happiness,
love is all beauty" "A handy Mole who plied no shovel" "One swallow does
not make a summer" "Contemptuous of his home beyond" A Word for the Dumb
Cardinal Newman An Echo from Willowwood "Yea, I Have a Goodly Heritage" A
Death of a First-born "Faint, Yet Pursuing" "What will it be, O my soul,
what will it be" "Lord, Thou art fulness, I am emptiness" "O Lord, I cannot
plead my love of Thee" "Faith and Hope are wings to Love" A Sorrowful Sigh
of a Prisoner "I sit a queen, and am no widow, and shall see no sorrow"
"Passing away the bliss" "Love builds a nest on earth and waits for rest"
"Jesus alone: - if thus it were to me" The Way of the World Books in the
Running Brooks Gone Before Privately Printed Poems The Dead City The Water
Spirit's Song The Song of the Star Summer ("Hark to the song of greeting!
the tall trees!") To my Mother on her Birthday The Ruined Cross Eva Love
ephemeral Burial Anthem Sappho Tasso and Leonora On the Death of a Cat
Mother and Child Fair Margaret Earth and Heaven Love attacked Love defended
Divine and Human Pleading To My Friend Elizabeth Amore e Dovere Amore e
Dispetto Love and Hope Serenade The Rose ("Gentle, gentle river") Present
and Future Will These Hands Ne'er Be Clean? Sir Eustace Grey The Time of
Waiting Charity The Dead Bride Life Out of Death The solitary Rose Lady
Isabella ("Lady Isabella") The Dream The Dying Man to his Betrothed The
Martyr The End of Time Resurrection Eve Zara ("Now the pain beginneth and
the word is spoken") Versi L'Incognita "Purpurea rosa" "Soul rudderless,
unbraced" "Animuccia, vagantuccia, morbiduccia" Unpublished Poems Heaven
Hymn Corydon's Lament and Resolution Rosalind Pitia a Damone The Faithless
Shepherdess Ariadne to Theseus On Albina A Hymn for Christmas Day Love and
Death Despair Forget Me Not Easter Morning A Tirsi The Last Words of St.
Telemachus Lord Thomas and fair Margaret Lines to my Grandfather Charade
("My first may be the firstborn") Hope in Grief Lisetta all'Amante Song ("I
saw her; she was lovely") Praise of Love "I have fought a good fight"
Wishes:/Sonnet Eleanor Isidora The Novice Immalee Lady Isabella ("Heart
warm as Summer, fresh as Spring") Night and Death "Young men aye were
fickle found/ Since summer trees were leafy" The Lotus-Eaters:/Ulysses to
Penelope Sonnet/from the Psalms Song ("The stream moaneth as it floweth") A
Counsel The World's Harmonies Lines/given with a Penwiper The last Answer
One of the Dead "The whole head is sick, and the whole heart faint" "I do
set My bow in the cloud" "O Death where is thy Sting?" Undine Lady
Montrevor Floral Teaching "Death is swallowed up in Victory" Death A
Hopeless Case/(Nydia) Ellen Middleton St. Andrew's Church Grown Cold/Sonnet
Zara ("The pale sad face of her I wronged") Ruin "I sit among green shady
valleys oft" "Listen, and I will tell you of a face" "Wouldst thou give me
a heavy jewelled crown" "I said, within myself: I am a fool" "Methinks the
ills of life I fain would shun" "Strange voices sing among the planets
which" "Sleep, sleep happy one" What Sappho would have said had her leap
cured instead of killing her On Keats Have Patience To Lalla, reading my
verses topsy-turvy Sonnet ("Some say that love and joy are one: and so")
The last Complaint Have you forgotten? A Christmas Carol,/(on the stroke of
Midnight) For Advent Two Pursuits Looking forward Life hidden Queen Rose
How one chose Seeking rest A Year Afterwards Two thoughts of DeathThree
Moments Once Three Nuns Song ("We buried her among the flowers") The
Watchers Annie ("Annie is fairer than her kith") A Dirge ("She was sweet as
violets in the Spring") Song ("It is not for her even brow") A Dream "A
fair World tho' a fallen" Advent ("'Come,' Thou dost say to Angels") All
Saints ("They have brought good and spices to my King") "Eye hath not seen"
St. Elizabeth of Hungary Moonshine "The Summer is ended" "I look for the
Lord" Song ("I have loved you for long long years Ellen") A Discovery From
the Antique ("The wind shall lull us yet")"The heart knoweth its own
bitterness" ("Weep yet a while") "To what purpose is this waste?") Next of
Kin "Let them rejoice in their beds" ("The winds sing to us where we lie")
Portraits Whitsun Eve ("The white dove cooeth in her downy nest") What? A
Pause Holy Innocents ("Sleep, little Baby, sleep") "There remaineth
therefore a rest for the people of God" ("Come blessed sleep, most full,
most perfect, come") Annie ("It's not for earthly bread, Annie") Seasons
("In spring time when the leaves are young") "Thou sleepest where the
lilies fade" "I wish I were a little bird" (Two parted) "All night I dream
you love me well" (For Rosaline's Album) "Care flieth" (Epitaph) The P.R.B.
Seasons ("Crocuses and snowdrops wither") "Who have a form of godliness"
Ballad A Study. (A Soul) "There remaineth therefore a rest" "Ye have
forgotten the exhortation" Guesses From the Antique ("It's a weary life, it
is; she said") Three Stages Long looked for Listening Zara ("I dreamed that
loving me he would love on") The last look "I have a message unto thee"
Cobwebs Unforgotten An Afterthought To the end "Zion said" May ("Sweet Life
is dead") River Thames (?) A chilly night "Let patience have her perfect
work" ("I saw a bird alone") A Martyr ("It is over the horrible pain") In
the Lane Acme A bed of Forget-me-nots The Chiefest among ten thousand
("When sick of life and all the world") "Look on this picture and on this"
"Now they desire" A Christmas Carol,/for my Godchildren "Not yours but you"
An Answer Sir Winter In an Artist's Studio Introspective "The heart knoweth
its own bitterness" ("When all the over-work of life") "Reflection" A
Coast-Nightmare "For one Sake" My old Friends "Yet a little while" ("These
days are long before I die") "Only believe" "Rivals