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The collected poems of William Ellery Channing the younger, 1817-1901

Channing, William Ellery (1817-1901)

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UNCOLLECTED POEMS
  
WILLINGNESS.
  
TORMENTS.
  
THEME FOR A WORLD-DRAMA.
  
SONG.
  
PRAYER.
  
AFTER-LIFE.
  
TO SHAKSPEARE.
  
THE POET.
  
LIFE.
  
[Sweet Love, I cannot show thee in this guise]
  
SPRING.
  
THE SONG OF BIRDS IN SPRING.
  
AN OLD MAN.
  
AUTUMN.
  
THE MOTHER'S GRIEF.
  
ALLSTON'S FUNERAL.
  
TO THE MUSE.
  
WILLIAM TELL'S SONG.
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THE FATAL PASSION,—A DRAMATIC SKETCH.
  
TO READERS.
  
THE DEATH OF SHELLEY.
  
A SONG OF THE SEA.
  
SONNET.
  
CHRISTIAN SONG OF THE MIDDLE AGES.
  
THE FUTURE.
  
SOLDIERS' GRAVES.
  
TO MY WIFE
  
TO HESTER.
  
THE RETREATING ARMY.
  
TO THE READER.
  
THE CAMPAGNA.
  
THE AMERICAN SLAVE TO KOSSUTH.
  
TO KOSSUTH.
  
THE BLUEBERRY SWAMP.
  
O golden green
  
LASHED TO THE MAST.
  
Homeward.
  
DEDICATION.
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MEMORIAL VERSES
  
THE HILLSIDE COT.
  
FLIGHT OF THE WILD GEESE.
  
THE SHOWS OF NATURE.
  
Original Hymn.
  
CHILDREN'S SONG.
  
EDITH
  
TO MARJORIE—DREAMING
  
THE BYFIELD HILLS
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SUNDAY POEM
  
A SONNET TO JOYCE HETH, CENTENARIAN
  
CHARACTERS
  
THE CONTRAST
  
NATURE
  
THE SLEEPING CHILD
(WALDO EMERSON, DEAD)
  
ENGLAND, IN AFFLICTION
  
THE BEGGAR'S WISH
  
THE POET
  
ALCOTT
  
UNFAITHFUL FRIENDSHIP
  
THE POET'S DEJECTION
  
MURILLO'S MAGDALEN
  
SLEEPY HOLLOW
  
THE NEW ENGLAND FARM-HOUSE
  
TRURO, ON CAPE COD
  
TRURO
  
JULIA
  
GRACE
  
MADELINE
  
CONSTANTIA
  
EMERSON
  
ROSALBA
  
A HOUSEHOLD FRIEND
  
SYBILLA
  
EPITHALAMIUM
  
MEMORIES OF FANNY MCGREGOR
  
THE LATE-FOUND FRIEND
  
THE SAGE
(EMERSON)
  
WELCOME TO THEE NOT GONE
  
PRIMAVERA, THE BREATH OF SPRING

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THE SONG OF BIRDS IN SPRING.

They breathe the feeling of thy happy soul,
Intricate Spring! too active for a word;
They come from regions distant as the pole;
Thou art their magnet,—seedsman of the bird.
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