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Post-Laureate Idyls and other poems by Oscar Fay Adams
Adams, Oscar Fay (1855-1919)
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Post-Laureate Idyls.
A Tale of Tuscany.
The Golden Lotus.
Lyrics, etc.
THE SWEET SOUTH-WIND.
ON THE LABRADOR COAST.
WHAT'S THE SWEETEST NEWS IN SPRING?
FRANCESCA AND PAOLO.
WHERE ARE THE PIPES OF PAN?
SONG.
TO A FRIEND WHO DELAYS TO WRITE.
A VALENTINE.
MIDSUMMER PASSES.
FAIR FRIENDSHIP RAISED HIS PLACID MASK.
AN EASTER GRIEF.
UNTO LATE AUTUMNTIDE.
WITH A PRAYER-BOOK.
ON TRURO SANDS.
BEATEN.
Sonnets.
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AN EASTER GRIEF.
The
Easter brightness fades away;
A chill has numbed the bursting leaf;
A shadow falls across the day
And in our hearts is bitter grief.
Post-Laureate Idyls and other poems by Oscar Fay Adams
