Poems by Jean Ingelow, In Two Volumes, Volume IIVolume 2 — POEMSReading editionChapter navigation78 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matter_TO JEAN INGELOW.POEMSBOSTONIntroductory materialROSAMUND.ECHO AND THE FERRY.PRELUDES TO A PENNY READING.KISMET.DORA.SPERANZA.THE BEGINNING.IN THE NURSERY.THE AUSTRALIAN BELL-BIRD.LOSS AND WASTE.ON A PICTURE.THE SLEEP OF SIGISMUND.THE MAID-MARTYR.A VINE-ARBOUR IN THE FAR WEST.LOVERS AT THE LAKE SIDE.THE WHITE MOON WASTETH.AN ARROW-SLIT.WENDOVER.THE LOVER PLEADS.SONG IN THREE PARTS.'IF I FORGET THEE, O JERUSALEM.'NATURE, FOR NATURE'S SAKE.PERDITA.SERIOUS POEMS,LETTERS ON LIFE AND THE MORNING.THE MONITIONS OF THE UNSEEN.THE SHEPHERD LADY.POEMSTHE SNOWDROP MONUMENT (IN LICHFIELD CATHEDRAL).HYMNS.AT ONE AGAIN.SONNETS.A BIRTHDAY WALK.NOT IN VAIN I WAITED.A GLEANING SONG.WITH A DIAMOND.MARRIED LOVERS.A WINTER SONG.BINDING SHEAVES.THE MARINER'S CAVE.A REVERIE.DEFTON WOOD.THE LONG WHITE SEAM.AN OLD WIFE'S SONG.COLD AND QUIET.SLEDGE BELLS.MIDSUMMER NIGHT, NOT DARK, NOT LIGHT.THE BRIDEGROOM TO HIS BRIDE.THE FAIRY WOMAN'S SONG.ABOVE THE CLOUDS.[1]SLEEP AND TIME.BEES AND OTHER FELLOW-CREATURES.THE GYPSY'S SELLING SONG.A WOOING SONG.A COURTING SONG.LOVE'S THREAD OF GOLD.THE LEAVES OF LIGN ALOES.THE DAYS WITHOUT ALLOY.FEATHERS AND MOSS.ON THE ROCKS BY ABERDEEN.LIKE A LAVEROCK IN THE LIFT.SONG FOR A BABE.GIVE US LOVE AND GIVE US PEACE.THE TWO MARGARETS.BOOK I.BOOK IIBOOK III.BOOK IV.BOOK V.BOOK VI.BOOK VII.BOOK VIII.BOOK IX.Previous chapter ←Volume 2 — _TO JEAN INGELOW.Next chapter →Volume 2 — BOSTONAll chapters and sections (78)Opening pagesFront matterVolume 2 · Other sections_TO JEAN INGELOW.POEMSBOSTONVolume 2 · Opening pagesIntroductory materialVolume 2 · Other sectionsROSAMUND.ECHO AND THE FERRY.PRELUDES TO A PENNY READING.KISMET.DORA.SPERANZA.THE BEGINNING.IN THE NURSERY.THE AUSTRALIAN BELL-BIRD.LOSS AND WASTE.ON A PICTURE.THE SLEEP OF SIGISMUND.THE MAID-MARTYR.A VINE-ARBOUR IN THE FAR WEST.LOVERS AT THE LAKE SIDE.THE WHITE MOON WASTETH.AN ARROW-SLIT.WENDOVER.THE LOVER PLEADS.SONG IN THREE PARTS.'IF I FORGET THEE, O JERUSALEM.'NATURE, FOR NATURE'S SAKE.PERDITA.SERIOUS POEMS,LETTERS ON LIFE AND THE MORNING.THE MONITIONS OF THE UNSEEN.THE SHEPHERD LADY.POEMSTHE SNOWDROP MONUMENT (IN LICHFIELD CATHEDRAL).HYMNS.AT ONE AGAIN.SONNETS.A BIRTHDAY WALK.NOT IN VAIN I WAITED.A GLEANING SONG.WITH A DIAMOND.MARRIED LOVERS.A WINTER SONG.BINDING SHEAVES.THE MARINER'S CAVE.A REVERIE.DEFTON WOOD.THE LONG WHITE SEAM.AN OLD WIFE'S SONG.COLD AND QUIET.SLEDGE BELLS.MIDSUMMER NIGHT, NOT DARK, NOT LIGHT.THE BRIDEGROOM TO HIS BRIDE.THE FAIRY WOMAN'S SONG.ABOVE THE CLOUDS.[1]SLEEP AND TIME.BEES AND OTHER FELLOW-CREATURES.THE GYPSY'S SELLING SONG.A WOOING SONG.A COURTING SONG.LOVE'S THREAD OF GOLD.THE LEAVES OF LIGN ALOES.THE DAYS WITHOUT ALLOY.FEATHERS AND MOSS.ON THE ROCKS BY ABERDEEN.LIKE A LAVEROCK IN THE LIFT.SONG FOR A BABE.GIVE US LOVE AND GIVE US PEACE.THE TWO MARGARETS.Volume 2 / Book 1 · Books1Volume 2 / Book 2 · Books2Volume 2 / Book 3 · Books3Volume 2 / Book 4 · Books4Volume 2 / Book 5 · Books5Volume 2 / Book 6 · Books6Volume 2 / Book 7 · Books7Volume 2 / Book 8 · Books8Volume 2 / Book 9 · Books9BYJEAN INGELOWIN TWO VOLUMESVOL. II.← _TO JEAN INGELOW.BOSTON →