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The Poems of Richard Watson Gilder
Gilder, Richard Watson (1844-1909)
[section]
THE NEW DAY
PRELUDE
1.
PART I
2.
PART II
3.
PART III
[section]
1.
I—“THE PALLID WATCHER OF THE EASTERN SKIES”
2.
II—“MY LOVE FOR THEE DOTH MARCH LIKE ARMÈD MEN”
3.
III—“WHAT WOULD I SAVE THEE FROM?”
4.
IV—“WHAT WOULD I WIN THEE TO?”
5.
V—“I WILL BE BRAVE FOR THEE”
6.
VI—“LOVE ME NOT, LOVE, FOR THAT I FIRST LOVED THEE”
7.
VII—BODY AND SOUL
8.
VIII—“THY LOVER, LOVE, WOULD HAVE SOME NOBLER WAY”
9.
IX—LOVE'S JEALOUSY
10.
X—LOVE'S MONOTONE
11.
XI—“ONCE ONLY”
12.
XII—DENIAL
13.
XIII—“ONCE WHEN WE WALKED WITHIN A SUMMER FIELD”
14.
XIV—SONG
15.
XV—LISTENING TO MUSIC
16.
XVI—“A SONG OF THE MAIDEN MORN”
17.
XVII—WORDS IN ABSENCE
18.
XVIII—SONG
19.
XIX—THISTLE-DOWN
20.
XX—“O SWEET WILD ROSES THAT BUD AND BLOW”
21.
XXI—THE RIVER
22.
XXII—THE LOVER'S LORD AND MASTER
23.
XXIII—SONG
24.
XXIV—“A NIGHT OF STARS AND DREAMS”
25.
XXV—A BIRTHDAY SONG
26.
XXVI—“WHAT CAN LOVE DO FOR THEE, LOVE?”
27.
XXVII—“THE SMILE OF HER I LOVE”
28.
XXVIII—FRANCESCA AND PAOLO
29.
XXIX—THE UNKNOWN WAY
30.
XXX—THE SOWER
31.
XXXI—“WHEN THE LAST DOUBT IS DOUBTED”
INTERLUDE
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
XXIII—SONG
My
love grew with the growing night,
And dawned with the new daylight.
The Poems of Richard Watson Gilder
