Poems — Volume 1Front matterReading editionChapter navigation86 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterPOEMS VOL. ICHILLIANWALLAH [1]THE DOE: A FRAGMENT (FROM ‘WANDERING WILLIE’)BEAUTY ROHTRAUT (FROM MÖRICKE)THE OLIVE BRANCHSONGTHE WILD ROSE AND THE SNOWDROPTHE DEATH OF WINTERSONGJOHN LACKLANDTHE SLEEPING CITYTHE POETRY OF CHAUCERTHE POETRY OF SPENSERTHE POETRY OF SHAKESPEARETHE POETRY OF MILTONTHE POETRY OF SOUTHEYTHE POETRY OF COLERIDGETHE POETRY OF SHELLEYTHE POETRY OF WORDSWORTHTHE POETRY OF KEATSVIOLETSANGELIC LOVETWILIGHT MUSICREQUIEMTHE FLOWER OF THE RUINSTHE RAPE OF AURORASOUTH-WEST WIND IN THE WOODLANDWILL O’ THE WISPSONGSONGSONGDAPHNELONDON BY LAMPLIGHTSONGPASTORALSTO A SKYLARKSONG SPRINGSONG AUTUMNSORROWS AND JOYSSONGSONGANTIGONESONGTHE TWO BLACKBIRDSJULYSONGSONGTHE SHIPWRECK OF IDOMENEUSTHE LONGEST DAYTO ROBIN REDBREASTSONGSUNRISEPICTURES OF THE RHINETO A NIGHTINGALEINVITATION TO THE COUNTRYTHE SWEET O’ THE YEARAUTUMN EVEN-SONGTHE SONG OF COURTESYTHE THREE MAIDENSOVER THE HILLSJUGGLING JERRYTHE CROWN OF LOVETHE HEAD OF BRAN THE BLESTTHE MEETINGTHE BEGGAR’S SOLILOQUYPHANTASYTHE OLD CHARTISTSONG [163]TO ALEX. SMITH, THE ‘GLASGOW POET,’ [164] ON HIS SONNET TO ‘FAME’GRANDFATHER BRIDGEMANTHE PROMISE IN DISTURBANCEMODERN LOVETHE PATRIOT ENGINEERCASSANDRATHE YOUNG USURPERMARGARET’S BRIDAL EVEMARIANUNKNOWN FAIR FACESSHEMSELNIHARA ROAR THROUGH THE TALL TWIN ELM-TREESWHEN I WOULD IMAGETHE SPIRIT OF SHAKESPEARECONTINUEDODE TO THE SPIRIT OF EARTH IN AUTUMNMARTIN’S PUZZLEBeginning of this editionNext chapter →POEMS VOL. IAll chapters and sections (86)Opening pagesFront matterSections1Volume 1 · Other sectionsCHILLIANWALLAH [1]THE DOE: A FRAGMENT (FROM ‘WANDERING WILLIE’)BEAUTY ROHTRAUT (FROM MÖRICKE)THE OLIVE BRANCHSONGTHE WILD ROSE AND THE SNOWDROPTHE DEATH OF WINTERSONGJOHN LACKLANDTHE SLEEPING CITYTHE POETRY OF CHAUCERTHE POETRY OF SPENSERTHE POETRY OF SHAKESPEARETHE POETRY OF MILTONTHE POETRY OF SOUTHEYTHE POETRY OF COLERIDGETHE POETRY OF SHELLEYTHE POETRY OF WORDSWORTHTHE POETRY OF KEATSVIOLETSANGELIC LOVETWILIGHT MUSICREQUIEMTHE FLOWER OF THE RUINSTHE RAPE OF AURORASOUTH-WEST WIND IN THE WOODLANDWILL O’ THE WISPSONGSONGSONGDAPHNELONDON BY LAMPLIGHTSONGPASTORALSTO A SKYLARKSONG SPRINGSONG AUTUMNSORROWS AND JOYSSONGSONGANTIGONESONGTHE TWO BLACKBIRDSJULYSONGSONGTHE SHIPWRECK OF IDOMENEUSTHE LONGEST DAYTO ROBIN REDBREASTSONGSUNRISEPICTURES OF THE RHINETO A NIGHTINGALEINVITATION TO THE COUNTRYTHE SWEET O’ THE YEARAUTUMN EVEN-SONGTHE SONG OF COURTESYTHE THREE MAIDENSOVER THE HILLSJUGGLING JERRYTHE CROWN OF LOVETHE HEAD OF BRAN THE BLESTTHE MEETINGTHE BEGGAR’S SOLILOQUYPHANTASYTHE OLD CHARTISTSONG [163]TO ALEX. SMITH, THE ‘GLASGOW POET,’ [164] ON HIS SONNET TO ‘FAME’GRANDFATHER BRIDGEMANTHE PROMISE IN DISTURBANCEMODERN LOVETHE PATRIOT ENGINEERCASSANDRATHE YOUNG USURPERMARGARET’S BRIDAL EVEMARIANUNKNOWN FAIR FACESSHEMSELNIHARA ROAR THROUGH THE TALL TWIN ELM-TREESWHEN I WOULD IMAGETHE SPIRIT OF SHAKESPEARECONTINUEDODE TO THE SPIRIT OF EARTH IN AUTUMNMARTIN’S PUZZLETranscribed from the 1912 Times Book Club “Surrey Edition” by David Price, email ccx074@pglaf.org◇Book coverHome cottage, Box HillPOEMS VOL. I →
