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The poems and sonnets of Louise Chandler Moulton

Moulton, Louise Chandler (1835-1908)

SWALLOW-FLIGHTS

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IN THE GARDEN OF DREAMS.

IN THE GARDEN OF DREAMS.

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Sonnets in Many Moods.

LOVE'S EMPTY HOUSE.

VOICES ON THE WIND.

THE CUP OF DEATH.

TO A MODERN POET.

THE LAST GOOD-BY.

FUTURE FORGIVENESS.

A WOMAN'S KNOWLEDGE.

BEYOND SIGHT AND SOUND.

TO ONE WHO HAS LOVED OFTEN.

BEFORE THE SHRINE.

A GHOST'S QUESTION.

A FALLEN HOUSE.

LAURA SLEEPING.

TO ONE MOST UNHAPPY.

IN THE COURT OF THE LIONS:

BY MARCH WIND LED.

MY MOTHER'S PICTURE.

AT A RUINED ABBEY.

His Second Wife Speaks.

The Still Hour.

AT THE WIND'S WILL.

ADDITIONAL POEMS.

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YOU.

I saw your face, and knew it was the Spring;
Your eyes were bluer than the morning skies,
And when you smiled the birds began to sing,
Waiting no longer for the sun to rise.