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The Complete Poems and Collected Letters of Adelaide Crapsey
Crapsey, Adelaide (1878-1914)
“VERSE”
1.
Part I
2.
Part II
To Walter Savage Landor
The Pledge
Hypnos, God of Sleep
Expenses
Adventure
On Seeing Weather-Beaten Trees
Warning To The Mighty
Oh, Lady, Let The Sad Tears Fall
Dirge
The Sun-Dial
The Entombment
Autumn
Ah me.. Alas..
Perfume of Youth
Rapunzel
Narcissus
Vendor's Song
AVIS
Doom
Grain Field
Song
Pierrot
The Monk In The Garden
The Mourner
Night
Harvesters' Song
ROSE-MARY OF THE ANGELS
Angélique
Chimes
1.
(1)
2.
(2)
3.
(3)
Mad-Song
The Witch
Cry Of The Nymph To Eros
Cradle-Song
To Man Who Goes Seeking Immortality Bidding Him Look Nearer Home.
The Lonely Death
Lo, All The Way
The Crucifixion
The Immortal Residue
ADDITIONAL POEMS I
ADDITIONAL POEMS II
UNDERGRADUATE POEMS
CHEROKEE INDIAN CHARMS
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The rose new-opening saith,
And the dew of the morning saith,
(Fallen leaves and vanished dew)
Remember death.
Ding dong bell
Ding dong bell
The Complete Poems and Collected Letters of Adelaide Crapsey
