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The Poems of Algernon Charles Swinburne

In Six Volumes

Swinburne, Algernon Charles (1837-1909)

I.

VOLUME I POEMS AND BALLADS

II.

VOLUME II. SONGS BEFORE SUNRISE AND SONGS OF TWO NATIONS

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III.

VOLUME III POEMS AND BALLADS AND SONGS OF THE SPRINGTIDES

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POEMS AND BALLADS

THE LAST ORACLE

A FORSAKEN GARDEN

AT A MONTH'S END

THE YEAR OF THE ROSE

THE COMPLAINT OF LISA

FOR THE FEAST OF GIORDANO BRUNO,

MEMORIAL VERSES ON THE DEATH OF THÉOPHILE GAUTIER

SONNET (WITH A COPY OF Mademoiselle de Maupin)

IN MEMORY OF BARRY CORNWALL

A BALLAD OF DREAMLAND

A BALLAD OF FRANÇOIS VILLON

A VISION OF SPRING IN WINTER

A SONG IN SEASON

VICTOR HUGO IN 1877

FOUR SONGS OF FOUR SEASONS

TO LOUIS KOSSUTH

TRANSLATIONS FROM THE FRENCH OF VILLON

FROM VICTOR HUGO

POEMS AND BALLADS

SONGS OF THE SPRINGTIDES

IV.

VOLUME IV TRISTRAM OF LYONESSE. THE TALE OF BALEN. ATALANTA IN CALYDON. ERECHTHEUS

V.

VOLUME V STUDIES IN SONG. A CENTURY OF ROUNDELS. SONNETS ON ENGLISH DRAMATIC POETS. THE HEPTALOGIA ETC.

VI.

VOLUME VI A MIDSUMMER HOLIDAY. ASTROPHEL. A CHANNEL PASSAGE. AND OTHER POEMS

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II

[Baby, baby dear]

Baby, baby dear,
Earth and heaven are near
Now, for heaven is here.

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Heaven is every place
Where your flower-sweet face
Fills our eyes with grace.

Till your own eyes deign
Earth a glance again,
Earth and heaven are twain.

Now your sleep is done,
Shine, and show the sun
Earth and heaven are one.