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The poet, the fool and the faeries
Cawein, Madison Julius (1865-1914)
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TO ALICE MONROE PAPE
[THE COMMON EARTH]
CHARACTER AND EPISODE
FIREARMS
A CRYING IN THE NIGHT
THE WOMAN ON THE ROAD
ROBBER GOLD
THE BATTLEFIELD
THE HOUSE OF NIGHT
THE HOUSE OF PRIDE
GUILT
THE OLD LOVE
IN LILAC TIME
THE RETURN
THE GRAY GARDEN
WHEN THE YEARS WERE YOUNG
THE HILL ROAD
ROSE AND JASMINE
THE CLOSE OF DAY
FEUDISTS
THE MOUND MEN
THE SPANISH MAIN
THE BURDEN OF THE BURIED DEAD
REFLECTIONS
“OH, WHEN I HEARD”
ON THE DEATH OF T. B. A.
MODERN POETRY
THE SECRET ROOM
THE WATCHER ON THE TOWER
PANDORA
ATTAINMENT
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The poet, the fool and the faeries
ON THE DEATH OF T. B. A.
The
cavalier cry of Lovelace and Carew
And Herrick's lyric call together grew,
And here in Aldrich,—lark and nightingale,—
Made sweet with song Art's new-world intervale.
The poet, the fool and the faeries
