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The poems of Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Aldrich, Thomas Bailey (1836-1907)
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FLOWER AND THORN
BABY BELL AND OTHER POEMS
INTERLUDES
HESPERIDES
BEFORE THE RAIN
AFTER THE RAIN
A SNOWFLAKE
FROST-WORK
THE ONE WHITE ROSE
LANDSCAPE
NOCTURNE
APPRECIATION
PALABRAS CARIÑOSAS
APPARITIONS
UNSUNG
AN UNTIMELY THOUGHT
ONE WOMAN
REALISM
DISCIPLINE
DESTINY
NAMELESS PAIN
HEREDITY
IDENTITY
LYRICS AND EPICS
A WINTER PIECE
KRISS KRINGLE
RENCONTRE
LOVE'S CALENDAR
LOST ART
CLOTH OF GOLD
FRIAR JEROME'S BEAUTIFUL BOOK ETC.
BAGATELLE
FOOTNOTES
SPRING IN NEW ENGLAND
WYNDHAM TOWERS
THE SISTERS' TRAGEDY WITH OTHER POEMS
PAULINE PAVLOVNA
JUDITH AND HOLOFERNES
INTERLUDES
XXVIII SONNETS
AN ODE
JUDITH OF BETHULÎA
LONGFELLOW
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The poems of Thomas Bailey Aldrich
LYRICS AND EPICS
I would
be the Lyric
Ever on the lip,
Rather than the Epic
Memory lets slip.
I would be the diamond
At my lady's ear,
Rather than the June-rose
Worn but once a year.
The poems of Thomas Bailey Aldrich
