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The poems of Madison Cawein

Cawein, Madison Julius (1865-1914)

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Volume I LYRICS AND OLD WORLD IDYLLS
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Volume II NEW WORLD IDYLLS AND POEMS OF LOVE
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Volume III NATURE POEMS
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Volume IV POEMS OF MYSTERY AND OF MYTH AND ROMANCE
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[POEMS OF MYSTERY]
  
PROEM
  
HAUNTED
  
THE ELIXIR OF LOVE
  
GLORAMONE
  
THE IMAGE IN THE GLASS
  
THE LEGEND OF THE STONE
  
THE RUINED MILL
  
ON FLOYD'S FORK
  
THE WOMAN BY THE WATER
  
A STREET OF GHOSTS
  
BEFORE THE TOMB
  
FLAMENCINE
  
HILDEGARD
  
ROMAUNT OF THE OAK
  
A REED SHAKEN WITH THE WIND
  
WOMAN'S PORTION
  
KU KLUX
  
AT DAWN
  
PRÆTERITA
  
IN SHADOW
  
IN THE OWL-LIGHT
  
ASHLY MERE
  
THE HEADLESS HORSEMAN
  
THE WEREWOLF
  
THE SEA SPIRIT
  
THE VAMPIRE
  
WILL-O'-THE-WISP
  
REVISITED
  
THE OLD HOUSE
  
THE FOREST OF DREAMS
  
THE CITY OF DARKNESS
  
UNDER DARK SKIES
  
REMBRANDTS
  
GHOSTS
  
AT MIDNIGHT
  
THAT NIGHT
  
GRAMARYE
  
THE WORLD OF FAERY
  
THERE ARE FAIRIES
  
ON MIDSUMMER NIGHT
  
THE DANCE OF THE FAIRIES
  
THE CHANGELING
  
THE ELF-QUEEN
  
SONG OF THE ELF
  
AN ELF SWASHBUCKLER
  
ON THE EVE OF ST. JOHN
  
THE NIXIES
  
THE WATER-FAIRY
  
THE MORNING-GLORIES
  
THE GLADIOLES
  
THE TIGER-LILY
  
THE MOTH, THE ROSE, AND THE PINK
  
GLAMOUR
  
FAERY MORRIS
  
THE LITTLE PEOPLE
  
THE SEA-KING
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THE NEREID
  
THE MERMAID
  
CHILDREN O' THE MOON
  
A MOTIVE IN GOLD AND GRAY
  
INTIMATIONS
  
SELF AND SOUL
  
THE OLD HOUSE BY THE MERE
  
IN AN OLD GARDEN
  
THE HAUNTED ROOM
  
THE MIRROR
  
THE HALL OF DARKNESS
  
WHAT DREAMS MAY COME
  
THAT HOUR
  
EPILOGUE
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[POEMS OF MYTH AND ROMANCE]
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SONG AND STORY
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Volume V Poems of Meditation and of Forest and Field

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The poems of Madison Cawein

Madison Julius Cawein

1865-1914
Small, Maynard & Company
Boston
[1908]
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