Poems — Volume 3Front matterReading editionChapter navigation50 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…Front matterPOEMS VOL. IIIA STAVE OF ROVING TIM (ADDRESSED TO CERTAIN FRIENDLY TRAMPS.)JUMP-TO-GLORY JANETHE RIDDLE FOR MENTHE SAGE ENAMOURED AND THE HONEST LADY‘LOVE IS WINGED FOR TWO’‘ASK, IS LOVE DIVINE’‘JOY IS FLEET’THE LESSON OF GRIEFWIND ON THE LYRETHE YOUTHFUL QUESTTHE EMPTY PURSE A SERMON TO OUR LATER PRODIGAL SONTO THE COMIC SPIRITYOUTH IN MEMORYPENETRATION AND TRUSTNIGHT OF FROST IN MAYTHE TEACHING OF THE NUDEBREATH OF THE BRIAREMPEDOCLESENGLAND BEFORE THE STORMTARDY SPRINGTHE LABOURERFORESIGHT AND PATIENCETHE WARNINGOUTSIDE THE CROWDTRAFALGAR DAYODES IN CONTRIBUTION TO THE SONG OF FRENCH HISTORYTHE CAGEING OF ARES Iliad, v. 385THE NIGHT-WALKAT THE CLOSEA GARDEN IDYLA READING OF LIFEFRAGMENTS OF THE ILIAD IN ENGLISH HEXAMETER VERSETHE MARES OF THE CAMARGUE FROM THE ‘MIRÈIO’ OF MISTRAL‘ATKINS’THE VOYAGE OF THE ‘OPHIR’THE CRISISOCTOBER 21, 1905THE CENTENARY OF GARIBALDITHE WILD ROSETHE CALLON COMOMILTON DECEMBER 9, 1608: DECEMBER 9, 1908IRELANDTHE YEARS HAD WORN THEIR SEASONS’ BELTFRAGMENTSIL Y A CENT ANSYOUTH IN AGEEPITAPHSBeginning of this editionNext chapter →POEMS VOL. IIIAll chapters and sections (50)Opening pagesFront matterSections3Volume 3 · Other sectionsA STAVE OF ROVING TIM (ADDRESSED TO CERTAIN FRIENDLY TRAMPS.)JUMP-TO-GLORY JANETHE RIDDLE FOR MENTHE SAGE ENAMOURED AND THE HONEST LADY‘LOVE IS WINGED FOR TWO’‘ASK, IS LOVE DIVINE’‘JOY IS FLEET’THE LESSON OF GRIEFWIND ON THE LYRETHE YOUTHFUL QUESTTHE EMPTY PURSE A SERMON TO OUR LATER PRODIGAL SONTO THE COMIC SPIRITYOUTH IN MEMORYPENETRATION AND TRUSTNIGHT OF FROST IN MAYTHE TEACHING OF THE NUDEBREATH OF THE BRIAREMPEDOCLESENGLAND BEFORE THE STORMTARDY SPRINGTHE LABOURERFORESIGHT AND PATIENCETHE WARNINGOUTSIDE THE CROWDTRAFALGAR DAYODES IN CONTRIBUTION TO THE SONG OF FRENCH HISTORYTHE CAGEING OF ARES Iliad, v. 385THE NIGHT-WALKAT THE CLOSEA GARDEN IDYLA READING OF LIFEFRAGMENTS OF THE ILIAD IN ENGLISH HEXAMETER VERSETHE MARES OF THE CAMARGUE FROM THE ‘MIRÈIO’ OF MISTRAL‘ATKINS’THE VOYAGE OF THE ‘OPHIR’THE CRISISOCTOBER 21, 1905THE CENTENARY OF GARIBALDITHE WILD ROSETHE CALLON COMOMILTON DECEMBER 9, 1608: DECEMBER 9, 1908IRELANDTHE YEARS HAD WORN THEIR SEASONS’ BELTFRAGMENTSIL Y A CENT ANSYOUTH IN AGEEPITAPHSTranscribed from the 1912 Times Book Club “Surrey” edition by David Price, email ccx074@pglaf.org◇Book coverThe South WesterPOEMS VOL. III →
