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The Poems of Selwyn Image

Image, Selwyn (1849-1930)

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IN LOVE'S SNARE
  
to A. H. M.
  
to A. H. M.
  
A CHRISTMAS CAROL
  
LOVE'S CARELESSNESS
  
FOR THE PICTURE “MONNA VANNA” By D. G. ROSSETTI
  
FOR THE PICTURE “LA GHIRLANDATA” By D. G. ROSSETTI
  
VANITAS
  
A. H. M. DE DOMINA SUA LOQUITUR
  
A HYMN TO SPRING
  
HORT. AM. IV
  
A CAROL
  
IN HOMINE DOMINI
  
to H. K.
  
REFUGIUM
  
CHRISTMAS EVE
  
to ERNEST RHYS
  
IN SILENCE
  
UNDER CHARING CROSS ARCH
  
A FAREWELL
  
THE INSCRIPTION
  
THE PROTESTATION
  
VAIN COMPARISONS
  
A SUMMER'S DAY
  
LOVE'S CONFESSIONAL.
  
A PRAYER
  
A MAY MORNING
  
URBANUS LOQUITUR
  
HER CONFIRMATION
  
PRAISES
  
AMANTIUM IRAE
  
A PARTING
  
LA ROSE DU BAL
  
IN MEMORIAM A. B.
  
A MEDITATION FOR CHRISTMAS
  
GABRIEL AND MARY
  
NOEL
  
DE PROFUNDIS
  
THE PILGRIM
  
GIVE PEACE IN OUR TIME, O LORD
  
THE LAST CHRISTMAS OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
  
A LONDONER'S SPRINGTIDE
  
A WINTER'S CAROL
  
CHRISTMAS MDCCCCII
  
to THE TITS AND ALL OTHER “SMALE FOWLES” OF GREAT TOTHAM IN ESSEX
  
CHRISTMAS MDCCCCVI
  
FOR THE PRESENT OCCASION
  
CHRISTMAS MDCCCCVIII
  
CHRISTMAS MDCCCCIX
  
THE SAD PLAINT OF MICKIETWO
  
IN MEMORIAM J. W. T.
  
CHRISTMAS MDCCCCXI
  
CHRISTMAS MDCCCCXII
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CANTICUM MIGRATIONIS
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SCIENTIA CRESCIT: SAPIENTIA . . .?
  
SILENE QUINQUEVULNERA
  
I BRING YOU TYDYNGS OF GLADNESSE, AS GABRYEL ME BERYTH WETNESSE
  
TO THE LESSER TITMOUSE
  
ST. GILES-IN-THE-FIELDS
  
TO ANY ARTIST
  
WORSHIP
  
THE AIR-RAIDS
  
SHAKESPEARE
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THE YEAR'S SEASONS
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TO THE FIRST CROCUS
  
SHAKESPEARE AND VICTORY
  
TO MY ANIMALS
  
TU MIHI SOLA DOMUS, TU, CYNTHIA, SOLA PARENTES
  
TO THE NYMPH OF THE WOODLAND
  
EVERYMAN
  
“INTO THE TEMPLE TO PRAY”
  
TO R. D. AND HIS RECORDER
  
NATURE
  
A JUNE MORNING
  
TO MY REV. AND DEAR FRIEND S. D. H. ON THE SONNETS OF MR. WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
  
UNUM NECESSARIUM
  
“REGNUM DEI INTRA VOS EST”
  
TO W. R. L.
  
JOHN KEATS
  
ALISON
  
A PRAYER
  
BEAUTY
  
FORGIVENESS
  
THE MUMMER'S SONG
  
SAINT VALENTINE'S DAY
  
THE BLACKBIRD'S BATH
  
TO HIS BELOVED FRIEND S. D. H.
  
A RIGHT SEASONABLE DITTIE
  
THE VINE
  
[My official name is Benjamin]
  
CHRISTMAS MDCCCCXXVII
  
CHRISTMAS MDCCCCXXVIII
  
TO THE OLD BLACK CABINET
  
CHRISTMAS 1929
  
WINTER'S APPROACH
  
FINIS

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PRAISES

Wouldst thou praise Her as a rose,
Honied and fair!
Beware!
Sweetest flower in garden-close
Just buds, and goes.
Wouldst thou praise Her as a star
In heaven's blue:
And sue
Morning and night? Too far
Such star-lights are.
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