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The Poetical Works of George Barlow

In Ten [Eleven] Volumes

Barlow, George

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“THEIR WHITE SAILS FILL THE PURPLE AND THE SOMBRE SEAS!”

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II.

THE PASSIONATE CITY

THE NEW JERUSALEM

THE CROWNLESS CITY

THE SUNSET-SHIELD

TO RALPH WALDO EMERSON, OUR LEADER

IN MEMORY OF PATRICK BRANWELL BRONTË, GENIUS

ON LOOKING AT A PORTRAIT OF CHARLOTTE BRONTË, BY RICHMOND

WRITTEN AFTER AN APPARENT FRENCH VICTORY

THE RAINBOW CAUGHT AND HELD

THE POET'S CROWN

THE UNIVERSE-BRIDE

SONNET To F. B.

SONNETS TO GERTRUDE IN THE SPIRIT WORLD

THE REVELATIONS OF THE AGES

BROTHER AND SISTER

“REVEALED AND VANQUISHED”

TO THE ENGLISH POETS OF THE PAST

TO A LADY WITH DEEP BLACK HAIR

LINES ON THE DEATH OF A CHILD

AT A THEATRE-DOOR IN SUMMER

TO THE QUEEN OF MY YOUNG LIFE

THE IMMORTAL AND THE MORTAL

THE LAND OF SLEEP

“AND ART THOU TENDER?”

HOLD THOU MY HAND!

THEE FIRST, THEE LAST

THE MIDDAY HALT

“THOUGH THE DAY BE DREARY”

ONCE: THEN NO MORE

“THERE COMES AN END”

JUNES AND DECEMBERS

THOU ART NOT THERE!

MY BLOSSOM OF GOLD

“THOU ART ALIVE!”

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Vol. II A LIFE'S LOVE

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Vol. V: LOVED BEYOND WORDS

VI.

Vol VI: THE PAGEANT OF LIFE

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Vol VII: FROM DAWN TO SUNSET

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TO L. Cranmer-Byng