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Earth's Voices

Transcripts from Nature, Sospitra, and Other Poems. By William Sharp

Sharp, William,1855-1905

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EARTH'S VOICES.

TRANSCRIPTS FROM NATURE.

GASPARA STAMPA.

MATER DOLOROSA.

SONNETS FOR TWO PICTURES BY ROSSETTI.

SONNETS ON THREE PAINTINGS BY BAZZI.

THE CRESCENT MOON.

AUSTRALIAN SKETCHES.

MOONRISE SKETCHES.

THE SHADOWED SOULS.

BIRCHINGTON REVISITED.

QUINCE BLOSSOMS.

IN THE VAL MUGNONE.

ON THE CAMPAGNA.

IN THE OLD PROTESTANT CEMETERY AT FLORENCE.

RAINBOW SKETCHES.

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TRANSCRIPTS FROM NATURE.

I.

I. THE ROOKERY AT SUNRISE.

II.

II. ON A THAMES BACKWATER.

III.

III. OCTOBER WOODLANDS.

IV.

IV. THE PINK ACACIA.

V.

V. MOUNTAIN-HAZE.

VI.

VI. THE YELLOW POPPY.

VII.

VII. MAGNOLIAS.

VIII.

VIII. THE CORAL ISLE.

IX.

IX. GREEN SEAS.

X.

X. FROZEN RAINBOWS.

XI.

XI. SUMMER ICEBERGS.

XII.

XII. THE EVENING STAR.

XIII.

XIII. THE RUINED HILL-TOWER.

XIV.

XIV. AN AUTUMNAL EVENING.

XV.

XV. TRAVELLERS' JOY.

XVI.

XVI. A CRYSTAL FOREST.

XVII.

XVII. THE MOORS.

XVIII.

XVIII. THE DEAD STAG.

XIX.

XIX. THE HAUNT OF THE OSPREY.

XX.

XX. THE BLASTED PINE.

XXI.

XXI. SUMMER YELLOWS.

XXII.

XXII. AN AFTERGLOW AMID THE CUMBERLAND FELLS.

XXIII.

XXIII. A WINTER HEDGEROW.

XXIV.

XXIV. WILD SWANS.

XXV.

XXV. THE SALMON POOL.

XXVI.

XXVI. THE EAGLE.

MADONNA NATURA.

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‘The tædium vitæ results from incapacity to see ------ To write the poetry of Ennui is to mistake the first function of the poet, whose special work it is to lend a new seeing to our eyes, to enable us to see the glory and the wonder of Nature's largess.’ Theodore Watts.