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The poems and sonnets of Louise Chandler Moulton
Moulton, Louise Chandler (1835-1908)
SWALLOW-FLIGHTS
IN THE GARDEN OF DREAMS.
[dedication]
IN THE GARDEN OF DREAMS.
Lyrics.
Sonnets in Many Moods.
His Second Wife Speaks.
The Still Hour.
Rosemary.
French Tunes.
THE SPRING IS HERE.
EASTER SUNDAY.
HEART, SAD HEART.
TWO RED ROSES.
THE SHADOW DANCE.
IN FEBRUARY.
THE OLD BEAU.
TO JOHN GREENLEAF WHITTIER,
“WITH THOSE CLEAR EYES.”
LOVE'S GHOST.
HOW COULD I TELL?
WHEN LOVE WAS YOUNG.
IF LOVE COULD LAST.
O SWEETEST MAID!
IF YOU WERE HERE.
SUCH JOY IT WAS.
WE LOVED SO WELL.
SO BLITHELY ROSE.
THISTLE-DOWN.
LOVE PLUMES HIS WINGS.
IN WINTER.
AT THE WIND'S WILL.
ADDITIONAL POEMS.
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The poems and sonnets of Louise Chandler Moulton
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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.
The poems and sonnets of Louise Chandler Moulton