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The Poetical Works of Robert Bridges, Excluding the Eight Dramas

Book 5 — POEMS IN CLASSICAL PROSODY (continued 2)

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The south wind rose at dusk, 336

The spirit's eager sense, 211

The storm is over, 294

The summer trees are tempest-torn, 292

The upper skies are palest blue, 282

The very names of things belov'd, 189

The whole world now is but the minister, 188

The wood is bare, 227

The work is done, 200

The world comes not to an end, 212

The world still goeth about to shew and hide, 197

They that in play can do the thing they would, 187

They wer' amid the shadows, 448

This world is unto God a work of art, 195

Thou art a poet, Robbie Burns, 385

Thou didst delight my eyes, 274

Thou dimpled Millicent, 374

Thousand threads of rain, 446

Thou vainly, O Man, self-deceiver, 444

Thus to be humbled, 203

Thus to thy beauty, 191

To me, to me, fair hearted Goddess, come, 398

To my love I whisper, 339

To us, O Queen of sinless grace, 402

Truest-hearted of early friends, 442

Turn, O return, 395

'Twas on the very day winter took leave, 216

Voyaging northwards, 359

Wanton with long delay, 284

Weep not to-day, 320

We left the city when the summer day, 270

What happy bonds together unite you, 447

What is sweeter than new-mown hay, 292

'What think you, sister', 121

What voice of gladness, 306

When Death to either shall come, 347

When first I saw thee, dearest, 216

When first we met, 241

When from the lowest ebbing, 129

When I see childhood, 208

When June is come, 289

When men were all asleep, 265

When my love was away, 294

When parch'd with thirst, 208

When sometimes in an ancient house, 194

When thou didst give thy love to me, 374

When thou, my beloved, diedst, 448

When to my lone soft bed, 442

Wherefore to-night so full of care, 260

Where San Miniato's convent, 196

Where thou art better I too were, 448

While Eros in his chamber hid his tears, 177

While yet we wait for spring, 190

Whither, O splendid ship, 244

Who builds a ship, 194

Who has not walked upon the shore, 236

Who takes the census of the living dead, 213

Why art thou sad, 347

Why hast thou nothing, 348

Why, O Maker of all, 445

Will Love again awake, 242

Winter was not unkind, 192

With mild eyes agaze, 389

Ye blessed saints, 219

Ye Spartan mothers, 371

Ye thrilled me once, 296

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