Poems of Paul Hamilton Hayne :: :: University of Virginia Library

Poems of Paul Hamilton Hayne

Complete edition with numerous illustrations

Hayne, Paul Hamilton (1830-1886)

POETS OF THE OLDEN TIME.

“NOW, WHILE THE REAR-GUARD.”

“PENT IN THIS COMMON SPHERE.”

“BETWEEN THE SUNKEN SUN AND THE NEW MOON.”

ANCIENT MYTHS.

O GOD! WHAT GLORIOUS SEASONS BLESS THY WORLD!

“ALONG THE PATH THY BLEEDING FEET.”

“TOO OFT THE POET IN ELABORATE VERSE.”

MOUNTAIN SONNETS.

COMPOSED IN AUTUMN.

GREAT POETS AND SMALL.

“AN IDLE POET DREAMING.”

DRAMATIC SKETCHES.

POEMS OF THE WAR. 1861–1865.

LEGENDS AND LYRICS. 1865–1872.

LATER POEMS OF IMAGINATION, SENTIMENT, AND DESCRIPTION.

HUMOROUS POEMS.

POEMS FOR CHILDREN.

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TO COLONEL JOHN G. JAMES, PRESIDENT OF THE STATE AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE OF TEXAS, These Verses, IN WHICH HE HAS TAKEN SO UNSELFISH AN INTEREST, ARE AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED.