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Poems by Henry Septimus Sutton
Sutton, Henry Septimus
POEMS
TO MY FATHER.
EUGENE.
LOSS.
THE SKY AT NIGHT.
PYRRHO.
UNDER THE ALDER-TREE.
THE DAISY.
SOLITUDE.
WILL AND WAY.
THE STAR.
MOUNT PERILOUS OF PRIDE.
YOUNG LOVE.
‘A LITTLE CHILD SHALL LEAD THEM.’
LIFE, NOT DEATH.
MAN.
FOR THE DESOLATE.
TO A TRUE FRIEND.
THE FLOWER-GARDEN OF GOD.
TO S. N. F.
HEMLOCK STONE.
HERESY.
WOMAN.
ALADDIN.
CIRCLES.
SORROW.
THE ARBOUR.
WILFORD BOAT.
WHO SHALL DELIVER?
A DREAM OF THE SEA FOAM.
‘THOUGH HE SLAY ME, YET WILL I TRUST IN HIM.’
LOVE'S PENALTY.
A PREACHER'S SOLILOQUY AND SERMON.
LOVE.
A LOVE-LETTER.
CLIFTON GROVE GARLAND.
ROSE'S DIARY.
FUNEREAL WREATHS.
GLEANINGS.
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Poems by Henry Septimus Sutton
LOSS.
‘
I faint
, I die,’ cried the apple-tree,
‘All my dear fruit is gone from me.’
Cheer up, mistaken one! There be
Fifty more good crops in thee.
Poems by Henry Septimus Sutton
