Collected Poems: Volume One
by Alfred Noyes
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About This Book
This early work of poetry is both expensive and hard to find in its first edition. It contains a collection of poems by English poet Alfred Noyes. This is a fascinating work and thoroughly recommended for anyone interested in the history of English poetry. Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.
Chapters (177)
- COLLECTED POEMS
- ALFRED NOYES
- VOLUME ONE
- CONTENTS
- COLLECTED POEMS
- EARLY POEMS
- DEDICATED TO THE MEMORY OF JAMES PAYNE
- THE LOOM OF YEARS
- IN THE HEART OF THE WOODS
- ART
- (IMITATED FROM DE BANVILLE AND GAUTIER)
- TRIOLET
- A TRIPLE BALLAD OF OLD JAPAN
- THE SYMBOLIST
- HAUNTED IN OLD JAPAN
- NECROMANCY
- (AFTER THE PROSE OF BAUDELAIRE)
- THE MYSTIC
- THE FLOWER OF OLD JAPAN
- DEDICATED TO CAROL, A LITTLE MAIDEN Of MYAKO.
- PERSONS OF THE TALE
- PRELUDE
- PART I
- EMBARKATION
- SONG
- PART II
- THE ARRIVAL
- SONG
- THE CRY OF THE MAD MOONSHEE
- SONG
- PART III
- THE MYSTIC RUBY
- SONG
- PART IV
- THE END OF THE QUEST
- EPILOGUE
- APES AND IVORY
- A SONG OF SHERWOOD
- THE WORLD'S MAY-QUEEN
- PIRATES
- A SONG OF ENGLAND
- THE OLD SCEPTIC
- THE DEATH OF CHOPIN
- SONG
- (AFTER THE FRENCH OF ROSTAND)
- BUTTERFLIES
- SONG OF THE WOODEN-LEGGED FIDDLER
- (PORTSMOUTH 1805)
- THE FISHER-GIRL
- A SONG OF TWO BURDENS
- EARTH-BOUND
- ART, THE HERALD
- "The voice of one crying in the wilderness"
- THE OPTIMIST
- A POST-IMPRESSION
- THE BARREL-ORGAN
- THE LITANY OF WAR
- THE ORIGIN OF LIFE
- [Written in answer to certain scientific pronouncements]
- THE LAST BATTLE
- THE PARADOX
- "I Am that I Am"
- THE PROGRESS OF LOVE
- (A LYRICAL SYMPHONY)
- THE FOREST OF WILD THYME
- DEDICATED TO HELEN, ROSIE, AND BEATRIX
- APOLOGIA
- PRELUDE
- PART I
- THE SPLENDID SECRET
- PART II
- THE FIRST DISCOVERY
- PART III
- THE HIDEOUS HERMIT
- SONG
- SONG
- SONG
- PART IV
- PEASE-BLOSSOM AND MUSTARD-SEED
- SONG
- SONG
- SONG
- PART V
- THE HAPPY ENDING
- DEDICATION
- FORTY SINGING SEAMEN AND OTHER POEMS
- TO GARNETT
- FORTY SINGING SEAMEN
- THE EMPIRE BUILDERS
- NELSON'S YEAR
- (1905)
- IN TIME OF WAR
- ODE FOR THE SEVENTIETH BIRTHDAY OF SWINBURNE
- IN CLOAK OF GREY
- A RIDE FOR THE QUEEN
- SONG
- THE HIGHWAYMAN
- PART ONE
- PART TWO
- THE HAUNTED PALACE
- THE SCULPTOR
- SUMMER
- (AN ODE)
- AT DAWN
- THE SWIMMER'S RACE
- THE VENUS OF MILO
- THE NET OF VULCAN
- NIOBE
- ORPHEUS AND EURYDICE
- FROM THE SHORE
- THE RETURN
- REMEMBRANCE
- A PRAYER
- LOVE'S GHOST
- ON A RAILWAY PLATFORM
- OXFORD REVISITED
- THE THREE SHIPS
- (To an old Tune)
- SLUMBER-SONGS OF THE MADONNA
- PRELUDE
- ENCELADUS
- IN THE COOL OF THE EVENING
- A ROUNDHEAD'S RALLYING SONG
- VICISTI, GALILÆE
- DRAKE
- DEDICATED TO RUDOLPH CHAMBERS LEHMANN
- PROLOGUE TO AMERICAN EDITION
- EXORDIUM
- BOOK I
- SONG
- BOOK II
- SONG
- SONG
- SONG
- SONG
- BOOK III
- SONG
- SONG
- BOOK IV
- BOOK V
- BOOK VI
- SONG
- SONG
- SONG
- BOOK VII
- SONG
- BOOK VIII
- SONG
- SONG
- SONG
- BOOK IX
- SONG
- BOOK X
- BOOK XI
- BOOK XII
- End of Volume One.
- [Pg v]
- [Pg vi]
- [Pg 1]
- [Pg 5]
- [Pg 15]
- [Pg 48]
- [Pg 71]
- [Pg 72]
- [Pg 80]
- [Pg 88]
- [Pg 188]
- [Pg 189]
- [Pg 191]
- [Pg 192]
- [Pg 196]
- [Pg 204]
- [Pg 208]
- [Pg 209]
- [Pg 211]
- [Pg 224]
- [Pg 246]
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