Love's Old Sweet Song / A sheaf of latter-day love-poems gathered from many sources
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- ENVOY.
- PUBLISHERS’ NOTE.
- ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
- A PASSING WORD.
- LOVE’S OLD SWEET SONG.
- SINCE YESTERDAY.
- AN AWAKENING.
- LOVE, THE DESTROYER.
- SWEETHEART, SIGH NO MORE.
- THE FADED VIOLET.
- SONG.
- CALAIS SANDS.
- PHANTOMS.
- THE GUEST.
- THE SECRET. From the French of Félix Arvers.
- IF LOVE COULD LAST!
- A JOURNEY.
- IF ONLY THOU ART TRUE.
- THE ECSTASY OF THE HAIR.
- THE NIGHT WATCHES.
- IN A ROSE GARDEN.
- I CHARGE YOU, O WINDS OF THE WEST.
- SONG.
- CÆLI.
- LOVE IN THE HEART.
- I WILL NOT LET THEE GO.
- LONG ARE THE HOURS.
- APPARITIONS.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- PORPHYRIA’S LOVER.
- ROBIN’S SONG. Warwickshire, 16—.
- THE HOUR OF SHADOWS.
- CARNATIONS IN WINTER.
- THE EAVESDROPPER.
- THE IMPOSSIBLE SHE.
- A DREAM SHAPE.
- UNREQUITED.
- IN THE WOOD.
- BIRDS AND LOVERS.
- I.
- II.
- DAWN.
- LOVE’S POWER.
- LAST NIGHT MY LADY TALKED WITH ME.
- LOVE’S ARROWS.
- A LOVE SONG. From the French of Alphonse de Lamartine.
- THE PARTING HOUR.
- THE SUNDIAL.
- SPRING SONG.
- TO JESSIE’S DANCING FEET.
- A LOVE SONG.
- A SONG.
- A NOCTURNE.
- VIOLETS.
- A YEAR.
- I’VE KISSED THEE, SWEETHEART. From the French of Théophile de Viau.
- COMPLAINT.
- HEART’S DEMESNE.
- IN THE EVENING. From the Italian of Countess Lara.
- WHEN THE LEAVES FALL IN AUTUMN. From the Italian of Lorenzo Stecchetti.
- “QUI SAIT AIMER, SAIT MOURIR.”
- SONG.
- O KNIGHT, IF THOU A LADY HAST.
- AT LAST.
- THE OLD IS BETTER.
- BALLADE OF MIDSUMMER DAYS AND NIGHTS.
- OH, GATHER ME THE ROSE.
- HER DREAM.
- SONG.
- THE TRYST.
- THE DILEMMA.
- THE MEASURE.
- TWO TRUTHS.
- A PRAYER.
- A JUNE STORM.
- DOLCINO TO MARGARET.
- A BALLADE OF WAITING.
- ENVOY.
- A FORECAST.
- AN OLD TUNE. From the French of Gérard de Nerval.
- GOOD-BYE.
- METEMPSYCHOSIS.
- A BALLADE OF OLD SWEETHEARTS.
- IN THE MILE-END ROAD.
- LOVE AFRAID.
- TO MY MISTRESS.
- IT IS NOT ALWAYS MAY.
- ET MELLE ET FELLE.
- A SONG OF LOVE.
- THE LONELY LANDSCAPE.
- THE OUTCAST.
- AUF WIEDERSEHEN!
- SUMMER.
- PALINODE. AUTUMN.
- SEQUEL TO “MY QUEEN.”
- IF ...?
- OMENS AND ORACLES.
- THE GARDEN OF MEMORY.
- IF I WERE A MONK, AND THOU WERT A NUN.
- A BALLADE OF COLOURS.
- MY AMAZON.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- CHANGED LOVE.
- SUMMER’S RETURN.
- MINE.
- AUBADE.
- THE PHIAL AND THE PHILTRE.
- NOT I, SWEET SOUL, NOT I.
- AT DINNER SHE IS HOSTESS.
- LOVE WITHIN THE LOVER’S BREAST.
- A DEAD MARCH.
- FAIR STAR THAT ON THE SHOULDER OF YON HILL.
- THY SHADOW, O TARDY NIGHT.
- THE FIRST LYRIC.
- THE CONCLUDING LYRIC.
- BESIDE A BIER.
- HEREAFTER.
- FORTUNIO’S SONG. From the French of Alfred de Musset.
- SPLENDIDE MENDAX.
- THE KISS.
- THE MILL.
- A PASTORAL.
- VIGILATE ITAQUE.
- THE HORIZON.
- SHADOWS.
- A FAREWELL.
- SONG.
- SUPREME SUMMER.
- AS ONE WOULD STAND WHO SAW A SUDDEN LIGHT.
- DEPARTURE.
- CADENCES.
- Minor.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- Major.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- CHANT ROYAL OF THE GOD OF LOVE.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- IV.
- V.
- ENVOY.
- FALSE SPRING.
- IN JUNE.
- A SONG OF WINTER.
- TO A LOST LOVE.
- PRINCE OF PAINTERS, COME, I PRAY.
- A LAGOON MESSAGE.
- A CONQUEST.
- THE DEVOUT LOVER.
- BALLADE OF LOVERS.
- ENVOI.
- IN A GARDEN.
- A SONG FOR CANDLEMAS.
- A DREAM OF DIANA.
- WHEN SHE COMES HOME.
- POPLAR LEAVES.
- AFTER DEATH.
- SOMEWHERE OR OTHER.
- FIRST LOVE REMEMBERED.
- LOVE ENTHRONED.
- SUDDEN LIGHT.
- A PERFECT DAY.
- RUS IN URBE.
- SONG.
- THE COMING OF LOVE.
- RECALL.
- FANTASIA.
- ONLY A LEAF.
- SONG FROM A DRAMA.
- THE VIOLET.
- TO MY LADY.
- AT PARTING.
- AUGUST.
- BETWEEN THE SUNSET AND THE SEA.
- THE OBLATION.
- ON JUDGE’S WALK.
- ICH HÖR’ ES SOGAR IM TRAUM.
- OH, WHEN WILL IT BE?
- BALLADE OF THE LADYES OF LONG SYNE. From the French of François Villon.
- ENVOY.
- FATIMA.
- NOW SLEEPS THE CRIMSON PETAL.
- THE WINDOW; OR THE SONGS OF THE WRENS. AT THE WINDOW.
- GONE.
- VALENTINE.
- DREAM TRYST.
- ATALANTA.
- A SONG OF THANKSGIVING.
- DAY AFTER DAY OF THIS AZURE MAY.
- THE SONG OF TRISTRAM.
- AUBADE.
- LOVE, THE GUEST.
- A BLUSH AT FAREWELL.
- THE KISS OF BETROTHAL.
- THE PARTING-GATE.
- IRISH LOVE SONG.
- GOOD-NIGHT.
- I KNOW ’TIS LATE, BUT LET ME STAY.
- CASHEL OF MUNSTER.
- DAFFODILS.
- AVE ATQUE VALE.
- EPITAPH.
- A GOLDEN HOUR.
- AND THESE—ARE THESE INDEED THE END?
- A DREAM.
- THE FIRST KISS.
- SUFFICIENCY.
- BENEDICITE.
- MY VIOLET.
- ASLEEP.
- SWIMMING SONG.
- THE PEACE OF THE ROSE.
- THE BRIDAL PAIR.
- HE.
- SHE.
- THE TRIFLERS.
- HE.
- SHE.
- AT THY GRAVE.
- LO! IN A DREAM LOVE CAME TO ME.
- VALE.
- INDEX
- INDEX OF FIRST LINES
- List of Poems in the Order of Their Appearance.
- {1}
- {2}
- {4}
- {5}
- {6}
- {7}
- {8}
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- {301}
- {302}
- {303}
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- {305}
- {306}
- {307}
- {308}
- {309}
- {310}
- {311}
- {312}
- {313}
- {315}
- {314}
- {325}
- {326}
- {327}
- {328}
- {329}
- {330}
- {331}
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