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The poems of Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Aldrich, Thomas Bailey (1836-1907)
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FLOWER AND THORN
BABY BELL AND OTHER POEMS
INTERLUDES
CLOTH OF GOLD
FRIAR JEROME'S BEAUTIFUL BOOK ETC.
BAGATELLE
FOOTNOTES
SPRING IN NEW ENGLAND
WYNDHAM TOWERS
THE SISTERS' TRAGEDY WITH OTHER POEMS
PAULINE PAVLOVNA
JUDITH AND HOLOFERNES
INTERLUDES
PRESCIENCE
MEMORY
A MOOD
ACT V
GUILIELMUS REX
A DEDICATION
“PILLARED ARCH AND SCULPTURED TOWER”
THRENODY
SESTET
NECROMANCY
FOREVER AND A DAY
A TOUCH OF NATURE
“I'LL NOT CONFER WITH SORROW”
IN THE BELFRY OF THE NIEUWE KERK
NO SONGS IN WINTER
A PARABLE
INSOMNIA
SEEMING DEFEAT
“LIKE CRUSOE, WALKING BY THE LONELY STRAND”
KNOWLEDGE
THE LETTER
“IN YOUTH, BESIDE THE LONELY SEA”
“GREAT CAPTAIN, GLORIOUS IN OUR WARS”
THE WINTER ROBIN
A REFRAIN
THE VOICE OF THE SEA
ART
IMOGEN
A BRIDAL MEASURE
CRADLE SONG
SANTO DOMINGO
AT A GRAVE
RESURGAM
A PETITION
XXVIII SONNETS
AN ODE
JUDITH OF BETHULÎA
LONGFELLOW
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The poems of Thomas Bailey Aldrich
THE GRAVE OF EDWIN BOOTH
In
narrow space, with Booth, lie housed in death
Iago, Hamlet, Shylock, Lear, Macbeth.
If still they seem to walk the painted scene,
'T is but the ghosts of those that once have been.
The poems of Thomas Bailey Aldrich