New York Nocturnes, and Other PoemsIntroductory materialReading editionChapter navigation34 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterTHE IDEALIntroductory materialIn the CrowdNight in a Down-town StreetAt the Railway StationNocturnes of the Honeysuckle INocturnes of the Honeysuckle IIMy GardenPresenceTwilight on Sixth AvenueThe Street LampsIn DarknessIn the Solitude of the CityA Nocturne of ExileA Street VigilA Nocturne of TrystingIn a City RoomA Nocturne of ConsecrationAn Evening CommunionLife and ArtBeyond the Tops of TimeDream-FellowsThe Atlantic CableWhen the Clover blooms againAt Tide WaterThe Falling LeavesMarjoryThe Solitary WoodsmanThe Stirrup CupIceThe Hermit“O Thou who bidd’st”AscriptionPrevious chapter ←THE IDEALNext chapter →In the CrowdAll chapters and sections (34)Opening pagesFront matterOther sectionsTHE IDEALOpening pagesIntroductory materialOther sectionsIn the CrowdNight in a Down-town StreetAt the Railway StationNocturnes of the Honeysuckle INocturnes of the Honeysuckle IIMy GardenPresenceTwilight on Sixth AvenueThe Street LampsIn DarknessIn the Solitude of the CityA Nocturne of ExileA Street VigilA Nocturne of TrystingIn a City RoomA Nocturne of ConsecrationAn Evening CommunionLife and ArtBeyond the Tops of TimeDream-FellowsThe Atlantic CableWhen the Clover blooms againAt Tide WaterThe Falling LeavesMarjoryThe Solitary WoodsmanThe Stirrup CupIceThe Hermit“O Thou who bidd’st”AscriptionNew York Nocturnes Ὦ Θεοί, τίς ἆρα Κύπρις, ἢ τίς ἵμερος, τοῦδε ξυνήψατο;◇New York Nocturnes◇← THE IDEALIn the Crowd →