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My Lyrical Life

Poems Old and New. By Gerald Massey
Massey, Gerald (1828-1907)

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FIRST SERIES.
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SONGS.
  
OLD FRIENDS.
  
SYLVIA MAY.
  
IN A DREAM.
  
THAT MERRY, MERRY MAY.
  
A LOVER'S FANCY.
  
NO JEWELLED BEAUTY IS MY LOVE.
  
THE TWO ROSES.
  
SWEET-AND-TWENTY.
  
THE WEDDING-RING.
  
LOVE'S WESTWARD HO!
  
MY LOVE.
  
LULLABY.
  
AUTUMN SONG.
  
SYRINX.
  
O LAY THY HAND IN MINE, DEAR!
  
LONG, LONG AGO.
  
A SOLDIER'S WIFE.
  
ROBIN'S SONG.
  
THE ONLY ONE.
  
A MAIDEN'S SONG.
  
LOVE.
  
NOW AND THEN.
  
EMIGRANT SONG.
  
THE SAILOR'S ORPHAN CHILD.
  
ON DECK TOGETHER.
  
A PEARL DIVER.
  
PARTING.
  
“FOR EVER.”
  
SHAKSPEARE.
  
“ALL READY AND ALL ONE.”
  
ENGLAND.
  
THE OLD LAND.
  
SEA-SONG.
  
OUR NATIVE LAND.
  
A NATIONAL ANTHEM.
  
HAVELOCK'S MARCH.
  
ONLY A DREAM.
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AN ORPHAN FAMILY'S CHRISTMAS.
  
THE BRIDEGROOM OF BEAUTY.
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POEMS FOR CHRISTIE.
  
A WINTER'S TALE FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
  
FOR CHRISTIE'S SAKE.
  
CHRISTIE'S PORTRAIT.
  
THE TWO HEAVENS.
  
SLEEP-WALKING.
  
CHRISTIE'S POOR OLD GRAN.
  
NEWS OF CHRISTIE.
  
LITTLE WILLIE.
  
WHEN CHRISTIE COMES AGAIN.
  
CHILDREN AT PLAY.
  
LITTLE LILYBELL.
  
OUR WHITE DOVE.
  
POOR ELLEN.
  
THE NABOB'S DOUBLE.
  
THE DIAKKA.
  
“THEY SANG A NEW SONG.”
  
FLOWER AND FRUIT.
  
PEGASUS IN HARNESS.
  
LOVE AND DEATH.
  
ORPHANS.
  
ONE OF SHAKSPEARE'S WOMEN.
  
IMPERFECTION.
  
SO IT GOES.
  
GROWING OLD.
  
A GREEK REPLY.
  
MAN AND HIS TWO MASTERS.
  
WOMANKIND.
  
A VERY EARLY RISER.
  
A PECULIAR PERSON.
  
DELIA BACON.
  
A PAINTED SPRAY OF APPLE-BLOSSOM.
  
AN ANGEL IN THE HOUSE.
  
SOULS OF ANIMALS.
  
TRUE POETS.
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THE HAUNTED HURST,
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SECOND SERIES.

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SOULS OF ANIMALS.

Such look of an immortal likeness springs,
At times into the eyes of dear dumb things,
As if Hereafter we must recognize
The Unknown Life that knew us in their eyes.
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