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The poetical works of John Townsend Trowbridge
Trowbridge, J. T. (1827-1916)
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1.
BOOK I
2.
BOOK II
3.
BOOK III
4.
BOOK IV
5.
BOOK V
[I ask my soul why, day and night]
THE LOST EARL AND OTHER POEMS WITH NEWLY GATHERED LEAVES
THE LOST EARL
HOW THE KING LOST HIS CROWN
MY CAREER
CAPTAIN SEABORN
THE KANSAS FARMER
A MOTHER'S TRAGEDY
AFTER THE SALE
THREE WORLDS
THE SEEKING
HYMN OF THE AIR
THE POET
AT MOUNT DESERT
THE BELL-BUOY AT MOUNT DESERT
THE CABIN
ODE
AFTER THE CONCERT
QUATRAINS AND EPIGRAMS
WIDOW BROWN'S CHRISTMAS
NEWLY GATHERED LEAVES
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The poetical works of John Townsend Trowbridge
IDEALIST
The
World is but a frozen kind of gas,
A transient ice we sport on, where, alas!
Diverted by the pictures in the glass,
We heed not the Realities that pass.
The poetical works of John Townsend Trowbridge