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The Poems of Richard Watson Gilder
Gilder, Richard Watson (1844-1909)
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THE NEW DAY
PRELUDE
1.
PART I
2.
PART II
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1.
I
2.
II—THE TRAVELER
3.
III—“COME TO ME YE WHO SUFFER”
4.
IV—WRITTEN ON A FLY-LEAF OF “SHAKESPEARE'S SONNETS”
5.
V—“AND WERE THAT BEST!”
6.
VI—“THERE IS NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN”
7.
VII—LOVE'S CRUELTY
INTERLUDE
3.
PART III
4.
PART IV
THE CELESTIAL PASSION
LYRICS
TWO WORLDS AND OTHER POEMS
THE GREAT REMEMBRANCE AND OTHER POEMS
IN PALESTINE AND OTHER POEMS
POEMS
“IN THE HIGHTS”
THE FIRE DIVINE
IN HELENA'S GARDEN
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The Poems of Richard Watson Gilder
IV—FOR A FAN
Each
of us answers to a call;
Master or mistress have we all.
I belong to lovely Anne;
Dost thou not wish
thou
wert a fan?
Thus to be treasured, thus to be prest,
Pleasuring thus, and thus carest?
The Poems of Richard Watson Gilder