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Poems by Sarah Helen Whitman

Whitman, Sarah Helen (1803-1878)

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A STILL DAY IN AUTUMN.

THE TRAILING ARBUTUS.

MOONRISE IN MAY.

THE MORNING-GLORY.

WOOD-WALKS IN SPRING.

ON A STATUE OF DAVID.

A NIGHT IN AUGUST.

STANZAS WITH A BRIDAL RING.

THE GOLDEN BALL.

ON FANNIE'S CHARM LAMP.

IN APRIL'S DIM AND SHOWERY NIGHTS.

ON A MAGDALEN BY CARLO DOLCE.

SUMMER'S CALL TO THE LITTLE ORPHAN.

LINES WRITTEN IN NOVEMBER.

EVENING ON THE BANKS OF THE MOSHASSUCK.

THE GARDEN SEPULCHRE.

A DAY OF THE INDIAN SUMMER.

A NOVEMBER LANDSCAPE.

A HOLLOW OF THE HILLS.

MORNING AFTER A STORM.

SHE BLOOMS NO MORE.

“THE RAVEN.”

REMEMBERED MUSIC.

OUR ISLAND OF DREAMS.

THE LAST FLOWERS.

WITHERED FLOWERS.

THE PHANTOM VOICE.

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[II. When first I looked into thy glorious eyes]

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[III. Oft since thine earthly eyes have closed on mine]

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[IV. We met beneath September's gorgeous beams]

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[V. On our lone pathway bloomed no earthly hopes]

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[VI. If thy sad heart, pining for human love]

TO THE MORNING-STAR.

ADDITIONAL POEMS.

CINDERELLA AND THE SLEEPING BEAUTY.

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Poems by Sarah Helen Whitman

Sarah Helen Whitman

1803-1878

Houghton, Osgood and Company The Riverside Press

Boston Cambridge

1879